Best treat to use for training

Hi folks, our new to us 2 year rescue , Travis, is coming home tomorrow . What is the best thing to use as a reward whilst training?
He is on dry food at the moment , but will be looking at going to raw food soon
Thanks
Darren and Sarah

I used tiny pieces of spam, hotdog sausage and cheese for high value treats, you can also use his dried food   

I use this recipe to make my own treats;
https://staffy-bull-terrier.niceboard.com/t51459-tuna-loaf

They're the best training treat that i've ever used! Bug is highly reactive and can be fear aggressive (rescue from a poor background, not my doing!!) and these keep her attention for long enough whilst the dog/man/scary monster passes. For lower value treats I use cheese/ham/fruit (she LOVES bananas and berries!)

Daisy loves berries too, while I've been away she's been eating my mum and dads raspberries off the bush!   

  cheeky little miss!!

We use steak and chicken after we dehydrate it

Thanks folks,will give some of those a go

Hope they work for you   

Use something that is a high value treat, cheese is good as it also has a strong smell. Also give lots of praise when training this is also a high value treat   

I used sliced up sausage ...kept in a bag in my pocket..use to let the dog know its there just before we went out...I think that's the key...the dog needs to know you've got them on your person...

Cat treats are a good one - smaller than dogs and very smelly

Hello
My girlie loves the natures menu treats and they come in lamb chicken or beef and r like 95% meat so really high value and hotdogs too r good.....only thing is on a walk u might have everyones dogs in ur pocket haha they can smell it a mile off

Hot dog sausage here too   

Mia was mouthy when i got her i use natures menu beef one as the lamb smells awful i usually halve the treat as even tho she isnt mouthy anymore still keep the training up everyday

Thanks guys. We've had Travis a whole week know. He's very good at sitting now before we cross the road. No treats required. He's good at recognising the bumpy paving that is used for blind people to know where crossings are
We even let him of the lead for a while and he came back !! Used a few bits of his dry food.