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Chicken & Oat Training Treats

Chicken & Oat Training Treats

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Train your dog with Puppy Lisa’s Chicken & Oat Training Treats, the perfect reward for good behavior.

These treats are made with only three ingredients: chicken breast, chicken gizzard, and rolled oats. They are high in protein and fiber, low in calories, and free of fillers or additives. Plus, they are sourced and made in the USA with American chicken and recyclable packaging.

Whether you want to teach your dog basic commands, advanced tricks, or how to use our grooming products, these treats will help you achieve your training goals.

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  • Sourced & Made in the US

  • Only 3 Calories per Treat

  • No Fillers or Additives

  • American Chicken

Natural Ingredients

Chicken Breast

This lean meat is a great source of protein for your dog, which helps build muscle and support a healthy immune system. Chicken breast is also easy to digest and low in fat, making it ideal for dogs with sensitive stomachs or weight issues.

Rolled Oats

These whole grains provide fiber and carbohydrates for your dog, which help regulate blood sugar levels and promote digestive health. Rolled oats also contain antioxidants and minerals that support your dog’s skin and coat health.

Full List of Ingredients

Chicken Breast, Chicken Gizzard, Rolled Oats

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Puppy Lisa’s Chicken & Oat Training Treats are not only delicious but also functional. They are specially designed to help you train your dog on how to better accept our grooming products, such as shampoos, conditioners, brushes, and nail clippers.

By using these treats as positive reinforcement, you can teach your dog to associate grooming with something pleasant and rewarding. This way, you can make grooming easier and more enjoyable for both of you.

Frequently Bought Together

Chicken & Oat Training Treats
$19.00

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Paw Balm
$14.99

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Waterless Shampoo
$16.00
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Total price: $49.99

How to Use

To use these treats as a training tool for basic commands or tricks, follow these steps:

— Hold a treat in your hand and show it to your dog.

— Give a clear verbal cue or gesture for the desired behavior (e.g., sit, stay, come).

— As soon as your dog performs the behavior correctly, praise them verbally (e.g., good boy/girl) and give them the treat.

— Repeat this process until your dog learns the association between the cue, the behavior, and the reward.

— Gradually reduce the frequency of giving treats until your dog responds reliably without them.