Super high value treats help please!

What about something more liquidy in a squeeze tube? That way you know he won't have to stop and chew it, but you can still use something really yummy like yogurt, blended meat or liver, anything that is liquid enough for him to easily lick and not have to chew. 

Fish fudge (google for recipes) or anything liver. Mine LOVE the Cadet Gourmet Duck.  They are sort of like jerky but I soak them in a bit of water for a while, then cut into little pieces and they are more like a soft treat.  They don't stink (to me) as bad as Zukes and food roll but my dogs do flips for it.

Liver Bread always been a hit with every dog I've given it to.  Instead of doing it in a cake pan, you could spread it out really thin on a baking sheet, too.  Oh, and I found using chicken livers are easier on the blender than calf.

Liver Bread

Mix Jiffy cornbread mix, a pound of raw liver (pureed), an egg and some garlic powder, put in greased 13x 9 inch pan, bake according to corn bread directions on box, and voila! Dog treats!

For Caleb, I make something similar with either canned pumpkin, mashed up bananas or canned meat mixed with oatmeal.  I spread it out on cookie sheets and bake until it looks kind of dry (not dried out, just not wet).

SO.... how did it go this weekend???