the best training treat?

what is the best treat for a young puppy? I use Feelwells:

http://www.feelwells.co.uk/fw_product/puppy-lamb-rice/

is this any good or have you got any other recommendation?

think I've seen one or 2 people recommend coachies

If you don't feed fish4dogs they make a great training treat, get a free sample

I sometimes use Rockys kibble (Barking Heads) as his treats when out on walks. Saves having to buy anything else.

Dave wrote:think I've seen one or 2 people recommend coachies

are these ok to use for a puppys?

according to this 8 weeks +

http://www.google.co.uk/products/catalog?q=puppy+coachies&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=12526537706184391990&sa=X&ei=2SZvUNr3JsSe0QXYgIGQCg&ved=0CEUQ8wIwAA

I have tried so many treats but they have never been good enough for the boys to eat out of the house BUT i got these:

http://www.fish4dogs.com/Products/super-star-treats-bag-dog.aspx

they are tiny little treats, but really stinky and both of them love them, and will eat them out of the house!

We mainly use vegetables but Suki really likes fish

I know this is probably going to get a lot of hates but mine have always adored tiny cat biscuits and will do absolutely ANYTHING for them. I think it's because they smell pretty bad (fishy!)

Treats dont work on lexi, shes not that bothered by them. Shes not bothered about anything lol

I use some of Loki's biscuits, chicken, hot dogs, etc.

angelj95 wrote:I know this is probably going to get a lot of hates but mine have always adored tiny cat biscuits and will do absolutely ANYTHING for them. I think it's because they smell pretty bad (fishy!)

I have used cat bics with mine also Forgot about that, great things as treats Xx