WaggPuppy Junior Treats, 120 g, Pack of 7

I think these are excellent as first treats when you bring your puppy home. They're soft and chewy and contain yogurt so they seem gentle on very young tummies. They certainly didn't upset our puppy's tum. The treats are quite big so initially, we broke them in half and just gave him a half every time. Now he's a bit bigger, we give him the whole treat. You can give these from 8 weeks so they're perfect for those early weeks of toilet training and basic obedience. We use these in combination with Harrington puppy treats now he's 3 months to give a bit of variety, he's been clean and dry since three days after coming home at 8 weeks and that made us very happy! Now at 3 months, he will sit, come when he's called, lie down and fetch. Lots of treats is the key, every single time he does something right, lots of praise immediately with a treat. They soon cotton on. Recommended.

I had been using the previous format for a long time and when these came through in the present format I wasnt best pleased and tried to send them back only to find it wasnt possible. So started to use them. The dogs love these even more. Have to be careful not to lose my fingers!As soon as I go to the cupboard where they are kept (the treats not the dogs!) they just cant wait to get at them. Great for recall training. I only have to put my hand in my pocket and handle the packet and they queue up! Once the young stock know whats waiting at the whistle they cant get back quick enough, great to see them lose interest in whatever they are up to and come racing back. Just ordered another two boxes.

Dogs young and old love these - become a magnet to other dogs when out and about and am rewarding the puppy. Treats are thin, paw-shaped and easy for a pup to eat. They break apart easily so you can make them go further and good for training when you don't want to feed too much. My adult dogs like these more than other Wagg treats. Resealable pack useful for when out in rainy weather.

At first my 8 week old Labrador puppy wasn’t sure what these were as they are much larger than his puppy kibble. However now that he’s worked out that they are edible he loves them, as does our 12 year old Lab too. Buying in bulk was cheaper and means we won’t run out despite both Labs enjoying them.

Puppy was violently sick. Maybe it’s the yoghurt? He’s an 11 week old Labrador and eats pretty much everything he shouldn’t without any side effects. Apart from these! Will donate them to the pet food bank as I don’t want to risk another blowout.