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These are high-value treats. My dogs highly value their deliciousness (even my picky cattle dog). I highly value how easy they are to carry. These treats aren't crumbly, yet are easy to break apart, and don't get your hands dirty. I use them mostly on off-leash walks with my two dogs, to reinforce recalls -especially useful for my newer adoptee, who's only been with me 9 months. I can take one bacon man out of my fanny pack and carry it in my hand while hiking, then split it between the two dogs when they race back to me, for instant reinforcement -no digging in pockets or fumbling with baggies, but instead instant reward (half a man each is plenty!). And my hands stay clean! These bacon/cheese men are now my go-to treats for training on the go.
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These treats are awesome and so is the company. They respond immediately to any questions or issues that you may have about any of their products and stand behind them 100%. My three dogs are very picky when it comes to treats but these they love. I break up the little gingerbread men and use them for our obedience training. I would highly recommend them to anyone especially if you dog is like mine and does not like peanut butter, carob or any other type gourmet flavors.When I purchased these treats in our local health food store previously, they were soft and chewy and perfect for me to squish my dog's morning and evening pill into. The ones I bought from Amazon are dry and crumbly and don't work at all for giving pills. I bought all flavors, and all seem to be the same. So now I have bags and bags of treats that are no good at all for the purpose I intended. My dog still eats them, but certainly NOT with as much gusto as the ones I bought locally.I love these buddy biscuits soft treats for my greyhound...she has very bad teeth and has a hard time chewing the hard biscuits and I know Buddy Biscuits are good for her, too.It was a five star for me, but I don't know that it will be for others.My rescue White Husky/Samoyed mix, Hope, absolutely LOVES these treats. The flavor must be fantastic to her senses. She can smell them from the other side of the house! Just opening the package brings her running.
When I first got her from the shelter, at age 9, she had been badly mistreated and was very ill with heartworm. She was sick and frightened, and didn't have much of an appetite. She just picked at her food. She would nibble a couple of these and then retreat. I took her through the heartworm treatment protocol, which was 4+ months long, very painful, and scary for both of us, not to mention extremely expensive. (Fortunately, the rescue group paid for the heartworm treatment.) Luckily, I wasn't working outside the home at that time. I had to be inside the house with her 24/7. She could not go outside except to poop and to pee. That was it. Nothing could elevate her heart rate. It was my job to make sure it didn't.
As she began to feel better, she wanted more treats. These are tiny (around 1" square) and really not appropriate for a large dog, but she loved them so. After a while, when Hope felt better, we moved on to Newman's Own Organic Dog Treats. I now buy them in bulk from Amazon (good price). I still have some Buddy Biscuits, and if I want her to be an "especially good girl" I'll break them out. She will do anything for them.
My girl has found her forever home where she is now happy, healthy and well-cared for. At 66 lbs. she has had extensive (read: expensive) dental work, enough to set her new adoptive mom back a few months in expenses. But we'll eventually be fine with that, and she can crunch those harder treats now.
The Buddy Biscuits were a step for us. She found them soft and delicious. Her teeth were painful, but the scent of those treats was so enticing. They may or may not be just right for your small dog. I'd recommend buying one package and trying it out first.
And please, if you have a dog, be sure it's on some kind of heartworm preventive treatment. Prevention is so much less expensive than treatment in terms of money, pain, worry, and care!!!
Heartworm is passed by mosquitoes. One bite from an infected mosquito can do it. My friend said, "My dogs fur is so thick that a mosquito can't bite her." My vet said, "They bite inside the ear." No one is safe.
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