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Training with a reward dogs notice
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This is where tripe earns its keep. Our own scorecard rates it 4 out of 5 for training value, and the smell does most of the persuading. Start with tripe for dog training for piece size, pouches and a daily budget, then move on to the posts about crate training, class and trial days, nose work and puzzle toys. Each one comes back to the same habits: break pieces small, hand them out one at a time and count them toward the day's treats.
All Training posts
5 posts, newest first. See every post.
Freeze-dried tripe for a class or trial day out
How to use freeze-dried tripe on a dog sports class or trial day: checking the event's food rules, packing, a long day's budget and venue manners.
Hiding freeze-dried tripe for scent games at home
How to use freeze-dried tripe as the reward in find-it and scent games at home: bit size, staying with your dog, cleanup and the day's budget.
Loading a puzzle toy with bits of freeze-dried tripe
How small to break freeze-dried tripe for a puzzle toy, why you stay in the room, how toy time counts against the treat budget, and cleaning the toy.
Using freeze-dried tripe as a reward in the crate
How to use freeze-dried tripe as a crate training reward: handing bits in while you are in the room, bit size, and the day's treat budget.
Using freeze-dried tripe as a reward in a session
Tripe for dog training sessions: how small to break freeze-dried pieces, how it rides in a pouch, and fitting rewards into the daily budget.