Another spin off- treats and cookies

• 10-22-2009 11:48 PM

  shamrockmommy Joined on 09-10-2007 Innerspace Posts 1,099 Points 0

  Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact What are your favorite brands of treats and cookies? A huge favorite here with the dogs is the refrigerated treats "The Loved Dog" which are either chicken/oat or beef/oat. Next we use the ones by natura, Mother Nature or something like that. And also PetGuard's Mr. Barky's and Mr. Pugsly's.  And pig skin twists are a big favorite here.  What about your woofers? Shamrockmommy Furmom to Gobie the minpin terror, Lexi and Darby the bichon girls

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• 10-23-2009 12:30 AM

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  Beejou Joined on 03-31-2008 Washington Posts 282 Points 30	Re: Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact   T-Bone is in LOVE with Busy roll hides! Plain old Milkbones are a real favorite,
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• 10-23-2009 12:59 AM

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  t__m Joined on 09-10-2007 toronto, ontario, canada Posts 1,985 Points 260	Re: Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact Talus loves the 12" bullwrinkles... nom,nom,nom...
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• 10-23-2009 8:15 AM

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  crysania Joined on 09-04-2008 Syracuse, NY Posts 158 Points 45	Re: Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact Dahlia LOVES those "Loved dog" treats.  We call them sausages and she gets so excited for them.  Besides those: Duck/sweet potato or chicken/sweet potato treats Chicken chips Pet Botanics rolled meat cut up into smaller pieces (we use these for training)
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• 10-23-2009 8:30 AM

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  Kim_MacMillan Joined on 11-21-2006 Eastern Canada Posts 1,586 Points 200

  Re: Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact I bake a homemade salmon fudge that my dogs would do back flips for. I also really like the Zukes Mini Naturals because of their size and convenience. I will use freeze-dried liver bits occasionally...I just cannot use too much at one time. Cheese is another fave, as are the rare dried hotdog slice (the only really unhealthy treat they get).   Zipper, 6 yo. Gaci, 5 yo. Shimmer, 2.5 yo.

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• 10-23-2009 8:39 AM

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  stardog85 Joined on 09-10-2007 South Carolina, USA Posts 2,347 Points 235

  Re: Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact  Mine get a ton of different treats during training.  The only ones they don't have to work for are Old Mother Hubbard peanut butter biscuits - they get those when I leave for work in the morning.  Current training treats: Fromm's Surf and Turf and Salmon ala Veg dog foods, Premier's Liver Biscotti, Wellness Wellbites in salmon, Cloudstar Soft and Chewy Buddy Biscuits in Beef, and Ziwi Peak cat treats in venison or lamb. I occasionally will make tuna brownies, but that's infrequent, so most of my treats are storebought. Edible chewies include Wholesome Hide rawhide, Zukes Z-Ridge Bones, Merrick tendon chews, and I just bought some hardened sweet potato rings for chewies that will be saved for the dogs' christmas stockings. [:) ] Erin, the Amazing Maggie Mae, Ziva the Wonder Dog, and Kestrel the Up and Coming "Always keep one still, secret spot where dreams may go." - Louise Priscoll

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• 10-23-2009 8:52 AM

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  micksmom Joined on 09-10-2007 Warren Co, NJ Posts 2,380 Points 200	Re: Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact Being a Lab, if it's edible, Caleb loves it!  LOL  But, I buy the Natural Balance treats.  For training I use homemade pumpkin/oatmeal treats.    Now those, Caleb will turn himself inside out for.  I also keep some NB sample sized rolled food on hand. All the Angels were busy so they sent me Caleb instead.
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• 10-23-2009 9:25 AM

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  Liesje Joined on 03-02-2007 Posts 9,906 Points 655	Re: Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact Natural Balance food roll Zuke's Minis (cut in half) cat kibble Overcooked venison (so it's dried out more like jerky) Captain Crunch (I use this for tracking when I need to see the track) http://vankelderdogs.dutchbingo.net http://www.schhmi.com
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• 10-23-2009 10:00 AM

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  BlackLabbie Joined on 01-28-2008 South of Boston Posts 3,045 Points 250

  Re: Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact My dogs have a bunch of different cookies....usually whenever we make a trip to Petco/Petsmart or Maggie's Dog House (next town over) or the groomer we pick up some goodies for the 'kids', lol. Currently, we have Canidae Snap Biscuits, Wellness Bars, Milk Bones (my Grandma game me a big box for her great grand-dogs, lol), and Old Mother Hubbard. We have a HUGE glass cookie jar that will literally fit 2-4 boxes of cookies- and I like to keep it stocked. -Stephanie blacklabbie.weebly.com Apollo- black Labrador Retriever Molson- buff American Cocker Spaniel Patty- black American Cocker Spaniel

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• 10-23-2009 8:06 PM

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  tiffy Joined on 09-10-2007 Tacoma, Wa. Posts 2,487 Points 235	Re: Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact  I like Natural Balance, Blue Buffalo, freeze-dried fruit and banana chips.
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• 10-23-2009 9:46 PM

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  willowchow Joined on 09-10-2007 Posts 8,135 Points 445

  Re: Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact A few favorites are puppy milk bones-has to be puppy, LOL, PetsLife freeze dried cheddar, those oreo looking cookies from Petco, Gerber baby meat sticks, vanilla yogurt and Trader Joe's biscuits that are shaped like squirrels and couches, etc.  Can you guys give me the recipe for the tuna and salmon brownies??  I think she'd like those too--she loves fish of all kinds.  Lori

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• 10-23-2009 9:49 PM

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  RubyandStewiesmom Joined on 10-24-2009 Rockford, IL Posts 63 Points 40

  Re: Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact   I found a great recipe for oatmeal/peanut butter/and blueberry cookies to bake for my dogs. They love them, and they are SO soft and chewy!  I do add some flax seed oil to them as well, seems to help their allergies and coats.  I've been getting a bit more into baking for my dogs, so if you guys have any good recipes...send them my way! I dare you to try and take my Pitties away! Say No to Breed Specific Legislation! Ruby: Red Nosed Pitbull DOB: 10/1/2008 Stewie: American Bulldog/Pitbull mix DOB: 7/4/2009 Louis: Snarky Black Cat DOB: 3/9/2004

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• 10-23-2009 9:50 PM

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  jennie_c_d Joined on 09-10-2007 Southeast Georgia Posts 11,074 Points 265	Re: Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact  I've gotten a couple of bags of the grain free Northern Biscuits, lately. Emma LOVES them, and they're available in flavors (like pork and potato, YUM!) that she can have.  I do a lot of treat shopping at Best Bully Sticks. They have the trachea chips that the girls love, and those Great White chews (shark spine, YUM!).
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• 10-24-2009 12:16 AM

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  BEVOLASVEGAS Joined on 07-10-2006 Texas Posts 7,928 Points 940

  Re: Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact We use a lot of Wellness Jerky.  We break them into tiny bits for training treats, or for "just because" treats.  I use one treat to feed all of the dogs, & the cat. We also use lots of Free Range Dog Chews, treats.  Jacpots usually consist of Baa Trail Mix or Rabbit & Sweet Potato Nuggents. They also love Wildside Salmon treats.  Smell wise, they aren't too bad, but they are freeze dried & not spit-able.   Amanda

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• 10-24-2009 12:36 AM

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  erica1989 Joined on 02-21-2007 Clearwater, Florida Posts 4,362 Points 410	Re: Another spin off- treats and cookies Reply Contact  I've got a bag of VitaLife Duck/Potato chews that he LOVES - these he gets after the horrible nail trims or a bath. Training we use cheese or cat kibble. Or some other jerky type treat if I happen to have it lying around (I'll buy it for fosters if it's on sale)
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