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If you like spoiling your dog, try these treats. They are nice and soft, so if you have a little dog with tiny teeth, he will still be able to eat them. And will he eat them!
My Shih Tzu, Buzz, is not really picky about his treats and will eat most anything (especially people food), so I didn't expect he'd turn his nose up at these treats. What I DIDN'T expect was that he'd go absolutely bonkers for them. Buzz likes these suckers so much that when I now approach the treat jar, he starts SHAKING in anticipation. Goofy little guy. Maybe they have drugs in them or something, because he cannot get enough. I expect your dog will like them, too.
I like them as well . . . they are shaped like little gingerbread men, with a hand (such as it is) raised in a wave, and a smile on his face. Just looking at them makes me smile. They smell great, too, though I wouldn't recommend chowing down on them yourself. Of course, to each her own.
The same cute "buddy" shape can be found in the same maker's hard treats, and apparently they're good enough that Buzz, who normally ignores hard treats because they hurt his teeth, will live with the pain in order to scarf them down, too.
There's one major downside, though: the price. You save by buying in bulk here, but they're still pricey. And if you buy them at the pet or health food store, they will be even more, sometimes up to $8 a bag. But if you want a special-special treat for your dog, or if you want to reward him once in a while with something extra-yummy, this is the thing. Just get ready for your dog to be a Buddy Biscuit Junky. If you win the lottery, that shouldn't be a problem.
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My dog does unbelievable things for a Buddy Biscuit! They're soft, easy to eat (no grazing for crumbs), easy to break into tiny pieces (don't want your dog to get fat because of training!), and reasonably priced. I couldn't be happier with them.My three month old beagle puppy LOVES these. My only gripe, which isn't specific to the brand but doggie treats in general, is that they are rather large for a pup (for training and repetitive awards, not in general). I cut these little ginger bread shaped treats into about 8-10 pieces for training.I've been feeding Soft and Chewy Buddy Biscuits to my three dogs for years. They're great because they break apart easily, so you can give them whole or break them down for training or to fit appropriately in interactive toys.Some dogs may not be thrilled about the lamb flavor as much as other Buddy Biscuit flavors (our three dogs seem to favor the Beef and Grilled Chicken), but I've never seen a happy dog turn them down.
I note these as a "mid-value" treat because I've tried using these as a high value treat for a fearful dog, and they just didn't cut it. It's not surprising, as high value usually needs to be something like cheese or meat, but I did want to make the distinction.
That doesn't mean they wouldn't be high value for your dog (every dog is different), but they do not work for us.
They are not "mid-value" as in quality. They are high quality treats, with good ingredients, made in the United States. We currently buy every flavor we can on Amazon through Subscribe and Save, if that says anything about how we feel about them.the dogs like it so I like it and I know I am not giving them a lot of calories with one or two a day
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