Brian Jackson wrote 02/20/2006 01:03 PM Re: treats for training [Re: Tammy Riley ] #84886 - 02/20/2006 01:03 PM
Brian Jackson Webboard User Reg: 03-02-2004 Posts: 125 Loc: Lakewood, WA Offline	Tammy, here is a link to a recipe that I use for my dog treats and he loves them. They are cheap to make but you need to keep them refrigerated and freeze any that will be not used for more than a week. web page
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Jason Shipley wrote 02/20/2006 08:37 PM Re: treats for training [Re: Tammy Riley ] #84887 - 02/20/2006 08:37 PM
Jason Shipley Webboard User Reg: 05-13-2005 Posts: 220 Loc: northern Illinois Offline	My dog works for me not for food. You always get the dog you deserve...
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jeff oehlsen wrote 02/20/2006 08:44 PM Re: treats for training [Re: Jason Shipley ] #84888 - 02/20/2006 08:44 PM
jeff oehlsen Webboard User Reg: 11-20-2002 Posts: 1303 Loc: Colorado Offline	Quote:My dog works for me not for food. So what are you trying to say, that if a person doesn't have food their dog won't work????? I am smarter than my dog, your just not.
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Connie Sutherland wrote 02/20/2006 08:49 PM Re: treats for training [Re: Jason Shipley ] #84889 - 02/20/2006 08:49 PM
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005 Posts: 31571 Loc: North-Central coast of California Offline	Quote: My dog works for me not for food. Do you mean you never use treats in training?
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Nancy Jocoy wrote 02/20/2006 09:08 PM Re: treats for training [Re: Connie Sutherland ] #84890 - 02/20/2006 09:08 PM
Nancy Jocoy Webboard User Reg: 05-03-2003 Posts: 924 Loc: Offline	Boiled and chopped up beef heart. It is tough and can be cut in small peices. Very gamey and odiferous.
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Scott Taylor wrote 07/28/2006 02:22 AM Re: treats for training [Re: Nancy Jocoy ] #84891 - 07/28/2006 02:22 AM
Scott Taylor Webboard User Reg: 07-26-2006 Posts: 52 Loc: Offline	My working/protection dogs are never trained with treats Why would I start something I'd only have to correct later Food Refusal Training without treats gives them kind of an edge Even in tracking I start them on someone they want to find The retreive I do a hold & come, but not til after they have a good bite Why would I make retreiving fun, for someone to offer a ball and become their best friend I use what I call cardio reward Pet dogs I use (clicker) bribery dog food with fish oil for average training cheese, chicken hotdogs, left over cold cuts, steak for behaviors that are a priority Retreive is developed through play training This style seems to create a gentler, kinder companion for the green or novice handler, with less behavior and aggression problems
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Guest1 wrote 07/28/2006 08:00 AM Re: treats for training [Re: Scott Taylor ] #84892 - 07/28/2006 08:00 AM
Guest1 Webboard User Reg: 07-17-2002 Posts: 860 Loc: Iowa Offline	I would understand you better if you didn't write in haiku.
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Keith Jenkins wrote 07/28/2006 08:53 AM Re: treats for training [Re: Guest1 ] #84893 - 07/28/2006 08:53 AM
Keith Jenkins Webboard User Reg: 08-25-2003 Posts: 209 Loc: Virginia Offline	Quote: I would understand you better if you didn't write in haiku. LMAO Keith Jenkins Eli SchH3,FH,StP.3,BH,TD Breitta v. Schwarzen Kobold BH,TR1 Argus vd Aunkst SchH3,BH,AD-2011 USRC National SchH3 Champion
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Keith Jenkins wrote 07/28/2006 09:02 AM Re: treats for training [Re: Scott Taylor ] #84894 - 07/28/2006 09:02 AM
Keith Jenkins Webboard User Reg: 08-25-2003 Posts: 209 Loc: Virginia Offline	Quote: Why would I make retreiving fun, for someone to offer a ball and become their best friend I use what I call cardio reward I'll go out on a limb here and say to make the work more enjoyable in turn showing a better overall picture? Keith Jenkins Eli SchH3,FH,StP.3,BH,TD Breitta v. Schwarzen Kobold BH,TR1 Argus vd Aunkst SchH3,BH,AD-2011 USRC National SchH3 Champion
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Anne Vaini wrote 07/28/2006 09:30 AM Re: treats for training [Re: Tammy Riley ] #84895 - 07/28/2006 09:30 AM
Anne Vaini Webboard User Reg: 07-14-2005 Posts: 775 Loc: Wisconsin Offline	Quote: I have my dogs on a barf diet and I will be getting a new puppy from Germany next week. I used BilJac liver treats with my other dogs. (They ate Kibble back then and that is what I used when they were training, this was pre-BARF) What kind of treats do fellow Barf feeders use to train with. Thanks in advance. I go through 20 - 40lb of treats per month (with 2 dogs), so I really can't afford to do much. I've been settling for Old Mother Hubbard brand (wheat based) treats (I can get these in 20lb cases) BilJace liver treats Cheese (this is the ultimate) Diced Natural Balance roll food (used when treats make up more that 1/2 the dog's diet) Hot dogs Chicken necks Raw hamurger meatballs I also agree that there is a huge benefit from switching up the treats and saving 1 or 2 treats as THE ULTIMATE reward.
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