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Treats for dogs

Treats are a popular way of rewarding your dog and supporting training. However, they should be fed in bulk and tailored to your dog's needs and size. High-quality treats without unnecessary additives not only promote your dog's happiness, but also his health.

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Dog treats for training and rewards

Treats are practical in everyday dog life: during training, recall, on walks or as a small reward in between. However, good dog treats should not only smell good, but also be suitably portioned, well tolerated and sensibly composed.

At ARTGERECHT. you will find treats for dogs that can be used deliberately. Depending on the dog, small training snacks, softer rewards or clearly declared snacks with a specific protein source may be useful.

Which treats suit your dog?

Small pieces that the dog can eat quickly are important for training. For calm rewards, snacks can also be slightly larger. For sensitive dogs, it helps to pay attention to clear ingredients and known protein sources. Too many different treats at the same time make it more difficult to assess tolerance.

Reward without overfeeding

Many repetitions quickly add up, especially during training. That's why treats should be small and fit in with the daily ration. If you reward very frequently, you can reduce the main meal slightly or use particularly small training snacks.

Combine treats sensibly

Treats are ideal for training and motivation, but are no substitute for a balanced diet. The following are suitable for longer periods of activity Chews better. You can find more dog snacks in the Snack overview. For everyday use, treats go particularly well with Leashes, harnesses and collars and Toys for active play.

Frequently asked questions about treats for dogs

Which treats are suitable for dog training?

Small treats that smell good and can be eaten quickly are suitable for training. They should motivate the dog but not interrupt the training flow. Particularly practical are Snacks, that stay clean in the hand and are easy to portion.

How many treats can my dog get per day?

This depends on size, activity, weight and the snacks used. Treats are part of the daily energy intake and should not be fed in addition indefinitely. With frequent training, small pieces and an adapted main feed are sensible.

Which treats are suitable for sensitive dogs?

Treats with a clear composition are helpful for sensitive dogs. Pay attention to clear protein sources and avoid changing snacks unnecessarily. If you suspect an intolerance, test new treats individually and observe digestion, skin and behavior.

Are soft or hard treats better?

That depends on the use. Soft treats are often very practical for training because they are eaten quickly. Harder snacks can keep dogs occupied for longer, but are not ideal for every training situation. It is important that the consistency and size suit the dog.

Can I use normal dry food as a treat?

Yes, if your dog accepts it as a reward. Dry food is easy to portion and can help make it easier to keep track of the total ration. However, particularly attractive treats are often more effective for challenging training situations or outdoors under distraction.

How can I recognize high-quality dog treats?

High-quality dog treats are clearly declared, suitably composed and well tolerated. You should be able to recognize which protein sources and other ingredients are included. Good treats not only have a strong smell, but are also suitable for feeding and purpose.

Are treats suitable for puppies?

Treats can also be useful for puppies if they are small, soft and age-appropriate. They help to reward desired behavior, especially during training. Be careful not to feed too much extra and introduce new snacks slowly.