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 Hey Guys on the market how do you know which ones to choose to motivate your dog the most if you want to make sure you have the lowdown on the best treats for training and how the value of treats you use can make a huge difference in the training results you get stay tuned till the end I'm going to reveal how to choose the right training treats for different levels and situations you encounter before we begin for the best puppy training tips and tricks to the channel and be sure to hit the bell to stay notified when I post new content each week Michelle here with how to train a dream dog and the Creator 30 day to puppy perfection the online puppy training program where you can train your puppy from the comfort of home I want you to think about treats in terms of money there are different values and dollar amounts now I also want you to think about the skills your dog learns and performs as jobs and tasks sometimes the tasks are super tough and sometimes the tasks are easy I don't use treats to bribe my dog to do something but I do reinforce the behaviors I like by rewarding them sometimes with petting or verbal praise or even a play session but many times when I'm working on teaching a puppy a new skill I use training treats to really help them understand what I like and what I'd love for them to repeat again I want you to think about a chore you absolutely hate to do maybe it's cleaning toilets or doing laundry or mowing the lawn if I pay you,

A dollar for that task is it enough to keep you motivated to do it again what if I paid you $100 to do the same test now I've got you on board the same concept applies to our dog's training when the task is tough or a dog is having a harder time understanding what needs to be done it's best to pay out with a higher reward we leave less valuable treats for the simple task or the tasks they're super awesome at treats have value and we want to use that to our advantage for most dogs kibble or dry biscuits are considered low-level treats and if there aren't any distractions around your dog will probably be fined accepting those but if the distractions are super high and the task is tough the low value treats aren't gonna cut it you need something with some oats behind it you heard that right I used my dog's kibble or dog food when training I don't always do super tasty high-value treats low value treats are products like old Mother Hubbard dog biscuits or buddy biscuits and Charlie bear I do love tzuke's training treats or even tricky trainers for medium value rewards as well as any training treat that has a little bit more moisture content to it there are a variety of training treats to choose from and many have different protein sources like duck lamb chicken and beef if it's thinking smelly or slimy it's probably gonna peak your dog's interest and I probably use it for training now most of the training treats on the market can be cut in half and some even into quarters when you're training your dog the idea is not to overfeed them since I tend to use a lot of treats in the beginning I make sure I subtract kibble from a meal if I'm using more treats during training I absolutely love to use mealtime as training time since there's a whole bowl of kibble or as I say it each piece of kibble is an opportunity you can also use a training.

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