• Positive reinforcement
• Improved motivation
• Faster learning
• Portion control

Positive Reinforcement: Training treats provide positive reinforcement, making your dog more likely to repeat desired behaviors. This encourages good behavior and strengthens the bond between you and your dog.

Improved Motivation: Many dogs are highly food-motivated, making treats an excellent tool for capturing and maintaining their attention during training sessions.

Faster Learning: Using treats can help your dog learn new commands and behaviors more quickly, as they associate the desired action with a rewarding outcome.

Portion Control: Training treats are typically small, allowing you to reward your dog multiple times without significantly increasing its daily calorie intake.

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These treats should be used for dedicated training sessions as a rapid reward. Remember, for most behaviors you'll only need one treat (or even half of a treat) to reward correct behavior.

It is recommended to slowly introduce new treats to your dog's diet.