WaggTraining Treats 125 g (Pack of 7)

My Mum, just came back from a visit in England and brought back some of these treats for my chihuahua!! He loved them. I thought I'd look on Amazon to see if they had them, to my delight, they do!! I will diffently be ordering some. This is a must buy! Thanx Amazon :)

We buy a huge variety of treats for our now 20 week old labradoodle. One brand that we consistently buy is Waggs - basically because of the price point (really good value) and large range of different flavours. Bought this particular flavour because there was a generous offer, making each packet under a pound. Our puppy has always enjoyed Waggs. As friends and our trainer have advised us that treats are essential to training and we have to use loads, the low price of Waggs treats is a plus point.Our puppy seems to like these. We liked them at first because they are very small, and hence saves us from having to break larger treats into bits. We can stuff a huge handful in our pockets on walks and not have to fiddle about trying to break bits off.BUT, for some reason, this particular flavour does not agree with our puppy - she started having the runs, and when we eliminated these treats, her poops returned to normal.So it's good for the small size, value, (and I suppose taste since she loves them) but not great for her digestive system apparently. I have noticed a couple of other reviews saying similar things about the diarrhea. It might however suit your furry friend.

We have a 6 month old and a 6 year old Border Collie and these treats are perfect to train and reward. The are nice and soft so we can usually break them into 3-4 pieces so the reward is quick and easy.This also means they last longer and the dogs aren't over eating. They are great value for 7 bags, much cheaper than the supermarkets even when they are on offer. Each individual bag is resealable so they don't dry out or smell, not that they are particularly smelly dog treats. They are quite handy to leave a couple whole in our pockets during the day as they don't make lots of crumbs, making them very handy for an impromptu reward.

My dog loves these. I break them in half to use when we're out on walks to reinforce good behaviour. Because of their size, it doesn't take him long to quickly munch it which makes it great for using when walking as he doesn't need to stop and chew them. He also loves the flavour I'm assuming since he never refuses them. Having said that, my dog also likes to eat stones, so perhaps he doesn't have the greatest pallet.We've actually added these to our subscribe and save because these are usually £1 a bag when on sale, so when you're getting 7 packets, it's great value.

I am usually a huge fan of these treats for my Maltipoo but for some reason this batch I have bought has fallen incredibly short of acceptable. I have opened 3 packs in the box and they are all STALE and haven't been touched by my dog which is a HUGE disappointment and waste of money for me.Very disappointed indeed.

Our dog was so keen to obtain the parcel! The excitement started with the smell of the postman on the outer cardboard box and a great deal of interest in the Wagg outer box.Were there traces of product odour on the outside of the sachets? Scamp (a compact Jack Russell) was so excited - we just had to open a sachet for him to sample.Of course my partner had to give another donation to match my contribution.This seems to be a five wag dog review and we are certain it also means a five star human review.