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High Value Treats - Well, shoot, not what I was going for!!!

Last post 07-23-2008 11:04 PM by jdata. 1 replies.
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  • 07-23-2008 10:49 PM

    • BCMixs
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    High Value Treats - Well, shoot, not what I was going for!!!

    So our first homework assignment for the training classes I have Woobie & Indie enrolled in at the SPCA was to find a Level 10 (the bestest!) high value treat our pet responds to.   Woobie is so tough to get food motivated, I have evil plans to starve him tomorrow so he'll eat ANYTHING tomorrow night during class (only half kidding!).  So I went to the store today and bought liverwurst, smoked, smelly cheddar, romano cheese and made a batch of turkey meatballs.  He's sensitive to anything with feathers but I needed something that would be low fat and do double duty for Indie's class on Sunday.  So, I'm testing these high value treats on Woobie and no matter how small I made the treat, he'd hold it in his mouth and slink away to a hidden corner to mouth it for several minutes before actually eating it!!!  Uhm, well.... I hope he gets the hint to eat it when he's on leash and in class!  Sheesh, this dog is such a training challenge!!!  I've met Virginia Broitman thru a local rescue and I'd love to give him to her for a couple weeks and say "Here! Make a You Tube video about THIS DOG!!!" 


    30 lbs. by Christmas, down 4 lbs., 26 to go!!!
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  • 07-23-2008 11:04 PM In reply to BCMixs

    • jdata
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    Re: High Value Treats - Well, shoot, not what I was going for!!!

    Beef heart works my dogs.

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