Dog Training Treats
The best training treat is not the biggest or fanciest: it is small enough to swallow immediately, valuable enough to beat the distraction and easy to deliver at exactly the right moment.
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Forthglade Soft Bite Training Treat Chicken & Duck
Forthglade Soft Bite Training Treat Chicken & Duck: complementary dog treat with chicken, duck — 90G
£2.49
Forthglade Grain Free Soft Bites Training Rewards Chicken & Liver 8pk
Grain-free chicken and liver soft bites for dog training rewards
£2.45
Harringtons Training Treats
A chicken liver training treat for dogs, with liver as the largest named component
£1.89
Denzel's Salmon & Peanut Butter Training Bites for Puppies
Grain-free salmon and peanut butter training bites for puppies, from 8 weeks
£3.00
Forthglade Soft Bites Training Treat Salmon & Herring
Forthglade Soft Bites Training Treat Salmon & Herring: complementary dog treat with salmon, herring — 90G
£2.49
Denzel's Battersea Hearts Training Bites for Dogs
Chickpea-based dog training bites with beef and berries, supporting Battersea
£3.00
Purina AdVENTuROS Training Treats Rich in Salmon
115G PURINA AdVENTuROS Training Treats Rich in Salmon: complementary dog food or treat
£1.99
Purina AdVENTuROS Training Treats Rich in Lamb
115G PURINA AdVENTuROS Training Treats Rich in Lamb: complementary dog food or treat
£1.99
Wagg Training Treats Chicken & Beef
125G Wagg Training Treats Chicken & Beef: complementary dog food or treat with composition and analysis made clear
£1.49
Bakers Rewards Mixed Variety Training Treats Pmp£1.39
100G BAKERS Rewards Mixed Variety Training Treats: complementary dog food or treat
£1.39
Bakers Rewards Variety Training Treats Chicken, Beef & Lamb
100G BAKERS Rewards Variety Training Treats Chicken, Beef & Lamb: complementary dog food or treat
£1.45
Feelwells Training Treat Liver
Liver training treats for dogs and puppies from 10 weeks, wheat-free, oven baked
£3.29
The Innocent Hound Training Treat Tuna & Crab
The Innocent Hound Training Treat Tuna & Crab: 70g training treats, with composition and analysis stated
£5.50
The Innocent Hound Puppy Training Treat Lamb
Air-dried 80% British lamb training treats for puppies, in a 70g bag
£5.50
Paddock Farm Venison Training Treat
Bite-sized 100% venison training treats, a single novel protein for fussy or sensitive dogs
£35.99
Pet Munchies 100% Natural Duck Training Treats
Pet Munchies Duck Training Treats, 50G, for dogs and puppies from 4 months
£1.89
Pet Munchies 100% Natural Chicken Training Treat
Pet Munchies Chicken Training Treat, 50G, for dogs and puppies from 4 months
£1.89
Pet Munchies Natural Venison Training Treats
Pet Munchies Natural Venison Training Treats, 50G, for dogs and puppies from 4 months
£1.89
Feelwells Training Treats Grain Free
Grain-free chicken and potato training treats for dogs, confirmed no grain
£3.29
Lily's Kitchen Adult Dog Chicken & Beef Training Treats
Chicken and beef training treats with 76% chicken in a 70G bag
£3.69
Coachi Training Treats Fish
Fish-based training treats for dogs, low calorie, with turmeric and ginger
£2.99
Coachi Puppy Training Treats Chicken
Grain-free chicken training treats for puppies, with prebiotics for digestive support
£2.99
Lily's Kitchen Dog Training Treats
Small organic training biscuits with apple, cheese and flaxseed, up to 5 a day
£3.69
Pet Munchies Natural Liver & Chicken Training Treats Super Value Pack
Pet Munchies Natural Liver & Chicken Training Treats Value Pack, 150G, for dogs and puppies from 4 months
£5.25
Match the reward to the training
| Training job | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Many repetitions indoors | Tiny soft pieces | The dog can swallow and re-engage without stopping to chew. |
| Recall around distractions | A stronger-smelling meat treat | The reward has to beat whatever the dog was about to chase or investigate. |
| Watching calories | Low-calorie mini treats or measured kibble | Dozens of large rewards can quietly become another meal. |
Speed matters more than treat size
Training works when the reward follows the behaviour immediately. Small, soft treats keep the sequence moving; a crunchy biscuit that takes thirty seconds to eat turns one useful repetition into a pause.
For an intense session, break treats into smaller pieces before starting and take the amount from the dog’s next meal. Treats should normally stay within roughly ten percent of daily calories.
Use a reward ladder
Ordinary kibble may be enough in the kitchen, a soft treat in the garden and a high-value meat treat near other dogs. Saving the strongest reward for the hardest environment keeps it genuinely valuable.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
Common questions
What makes a good dog training treat?
Small, soft, quick to swallow and valuable to that individual dog. Strong smell is often more motivating than a large portion.
How many training treats can I give?
Keep treats to about ten percent of daily calories and reduce the meal when a training session uses a lot. Tiny pieces let you reward more often without overfeeding.
Can I use normal dog food for training?
Yes. Kibble is ideal for easy work at home; keep higher-value treats for distractions and difficult behaviours.
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