Ingredients
Potato Flour, Chicken, Cranberries, Vegetable Glycerin, Gelatin, Potato Starch, Chicken Broth, Lecithin, Vegetable Oil, Natural Smoke Flavor, Natural Apple Flavor, Preserved with Citric Acid, Potassium Sorbate, Mixed Tocopherols.
Guaranteed Analysis
- Crude Protein (min): 15.0%
- Crude Fat (min): 6.0%
- Crude Fiber (max): 2.0%
- Moisture (max): 20.0%
Delicious Chicken Sausage Treats Made in the USA
Totally Grainless cranberry treats for dogs come in a small size that makes them the ideal reward. When you choose grain-free chicken sausage treats for dogs from ours, you can trust that you’re feeding your pet only the finest ingredients.
Why Use Treats to Train Your Pup?
Training with positive reinforcement builds a solid bond between you and your dog. The more you train your pet using this method, such as by giving treats, the better you communicate. Most pet owners find that using this strategy makes training their dog rewarding and more effective.
Once your dog has learned a new behavior, you can start phasing out the treats and only rewarding your pup once in a while.
How to Use Cranberry Treats for Dog Training
Some tips to keep in mind when using Totally Grainless chicken cranberry sausages for dog training include:
Keep Treats Small
Use the smallest reward your dog will work for instead of offering a handful of treats. For most pups, just a nibble of these chicken and cranberry bites will do the trick.
Reward Your Dog Immediately
Rewarding your pet with treats is a great way to communicate that they have done something right. If you want to encourage your dog to sit, offer a treat as soon as their bottom hits the floor. For any behaviors you want your pup to repeat, make sure you give the snack right away, so your dog affiliates the action with the reward.
You can use treats to reinforce desired behaviors in your pet, such as sitting when guests enter your home or lying quietly on the floor during dinner.
Use Chicken Sausage Bites to Lure
Using grain-free chicken sausage treats from ours for luring is helpful for training. For example, when teaching your pup to sit, hold a treat close to their nose and slowly move it back and forth over their head. Most dogs will stick their noses in the air to follow the food, and as their heads tilt upward, their bottoms go down.
Luring works well for behaviors such as rolling over and sitting.
Treat Your Pet With Chicken Sausage Bites for Dogs From ours
Training with food allows you to reinforce positive behavior and develop a stronger relationship with your dog. At ours, we offer treats from jerky treats to treats for dogs’ teeth. Order Totally Grainless Sausage Bites or one of our other treat varieties and enjoy training time with your pup today.
