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We have tried all sorts of treats at our house...or at least my dog tries them. I just buy them. He loves all of the assorted flavors Three Dog Bakery makes. He has his favorites, but all of them meet with his approval. We will continue to buy these.
There is one that looks like a "people" cookie. That's his favorite. They all smell good, even to me. My dog gets one of these 'cookies' every morning. We call them "Good Morning Biscuits" and he gets one right before bedtime, a "Good Night Biscuit." It's like the period on the end of the day for him. He doesn't feel ready to go to bed until he gets his "Good Night Biscuit." He gets restless and whiney until I remember that it's his bedtime. He goes outside for a minute, comes back in, gets that treat-any one of the Three Dog Bakery treats will do -and then he is calm and content as he climbs into his bed and goes to sleep.
These treats make my life easier with my demanding (loved/spoiled rotten) dog who gets even more treats as he shows definite signs of aging.
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I randomly bought these because they were well priced and sounded like something different for my dog. She's a toy poodle weighing about 9 pounds.Well, they are larger than I thought they would be. Being called "bitty bites", I thought they'd be pretty small. For my dog, I tear them into 4-5 pieces and only give her about half of one at a time. It's not a problem, because they tear apart very easily. But still, I would only call them "bite sized" for at least a 30 pound dog.
She really loves them though! I call them her "special cookies", and she's quickly learned what those words mean. As soon as I reach for the box, she'll whine and spin around in circles until I give her one. They're cheap, they're natural, and apparently they're good. I'll definitely be buying them again.
I noticed some reviews on these cookies complain about them containing hydrogenated oil. I thought I would mention that it's only the Carob Chips that contain this oil, not the cookies themselves. Being that there are very few of these chips in the cookies, I wouldn't let it scare you away from giving these to your dog!
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These cookies are just the right size for a small or large dog. They break apart easily, have a wonderful aroma and my dogs love them. They have 3 different flavors in the box (Carob chip, peanut and vanilla). Good stuff!I would say that these treats are average. I like how they use the term "ultra premium quality." Whatever that means! These treats are very oily and have the consistency of shortbread cookies. Very soft and crumbly. Yes the dogs love them, but I think I'll get something else next time.Want Three Dog Bakery Bitty Bites, Baked Dog Treats, Assorted Flavors, 13 ounces Discount?
I use these treats as a special incentive for extraordinary obedience like coming immediately when I call them or immediately sitting down or when they don't bark at all while in the car I give them one of these as soon as we get in the house again. Works great! Even our old dog (14 years) can eat these easily and really likes them. This package is the right size so I order some every few weeks to keep on hand.
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