Bringing home a new puppy is an exciting journey filled with learning, bonding, and lots of training. One of the most effective tools in puppy training is using treats as rewards—but not just any treats. Choosing the right puppy training treats is essential for building good habits while supporting your puppy’s growth and health.
What Makes the Best Puppy Training Treats?
Puppies have small mouths and developing digestive systems, so treats for training should be:
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Small and easy to eat: Bite-sized treats or ones that can be broken into smaller pieces help keep training sessions fast and rewarding.
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Soft or easy to crumble: Puppies can struggle with hard treats, so look for textures that are gentle and easy to chew.
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Low in calories: Frequent rewarding means more treats, so lower-calorie options help prevent overfeeding.
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Made with natural ingredients: Avoid artificial additives, preservatives, or fillers that might upset your puppy’s sensitive stomach.
Why Zora’s Best Friendz Liver Treats Are Ideal for Puppies
Our 100% human-grade beef liver treats fit all these criteria and more. Because they’re freeze-dried, they can easily be crumbled into tiny pieces—perfect for frequent rewards during puppy training sessions.
Not only are they low in calories, but they’re packed with nutrients like protein, iron, and B vitamins to support healthy growth and development. And with just one simple ingredient—pure beef liver—they’re gentle on young digestive systems, making them a safe and healthy choice.
Tips for Using Treats in Puppy Training
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Use small pieces to avoid filling your puppy up or causing digestive upset.
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Reward immediately to reinforce the connection between behavior and treat.
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Mix treats with praise and affection for best results.
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Rotate treats occasionally to keep your puppy interested and prevent flavor fatigue.
Starting your puppy’s training with the right treats sets the stage for a lifetime of good behavior and health. Zora’s Best Friendz beef liver treats offer a wholesome, tasty way to motivate and reward your puppy—without compromising quality or nutrition.
