We got our dog Gonzo two years ago as a puppy and looked at all sorts of treats to help him with the beginners training. These cheese and meat flavoured titbits are about 1cm in length and very soft so perfect for both puppies and dogs (although please note guidelines state they are only suitable for dogs over 3kg in weight). When we first started training him for commands such as sit, stay, lay down, play dead etc, these were ideal as they were small and low in calories unlike some competitors. Not only that but with 100g in each packet (I would estimate approximately 50 - 75 treats) they are great for carrying around on regular walks and can be easily ...  Read the complete review

Having acquired our new puppy, Max, we have embarked on the training routine with gusto. Not really knowing the best thing to use for training treats we brought lots of different things and have found these to be one of the best "shop brought" treats for Max. I have different treats for different aspects of his training, and these are used for telling him he is a good boy when he uses the garden for toileting in. They are basically very small tidbits, flavoured with cheese and meat which is an attractive smell to dogs - (each to their own I say). However they are not overly smelly to me in comparison to some of the other dog treats out ...  Read the complete review

Pedigree Training Treats are available in meat and cheese flavour. They're a handy little treat, quite small in size so great to have in your hand if you're trying to persuade a dog to do a trick. We found them a brilliant incentive for our border collie when it came to training. The packaging is the usual Pedigree yellow packet, however the sticky tab for resealing isn't the best, not unless you have the time to stand and fold the top of the packet down and hold it until you can press the tab down firmly and hold it for about 10 minutes. I often found the contents of the pack loose in my pocket more often than not. The ...  Read the complete review