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Ladylavender · 08-31-2005, 06:30 AM

We got these treats for Millie Sage and my goodness, she loves them, absolutely loves them! She will do anything for them! (read my thread on the door bell issue)

http://shop.halopets.com/product1.cf...&Category_ID=1

I did not think they would be that good when I got them, because they are lighter than styrofome, have the consistency of a rice cake (I guess) but she goes ga-ga over them.

When we take her outside and are training her with the clicker, she will "come" immediately, no dilly dallying. (we could never quite achieve that) She will pee on command for them!

I hope she does not get bored with them, because she has a lot more training to go on.

I am thinking about getting the beef ones too, when we run out of these.

They come in chunks and the only negative is when I want to break off a piece (because it's too big) it has a tendency to crumble, so you have to be careful how you break it up.

08-31-2005, 06:30 AM	#1
Ladylavender YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Soddy Daisy, TN Posts: 733	Halo's Liv-a-littles Chicken Treats We got these treats for Millie Sage and my goodness, she loves them, absolutely loves them! She will do anything for them! (read my thread on the door bell issue) http://shop.halopets.com/product1.cf...&Category_ID=1 I did not think they would be that good when I got them, because they are lighter than styrofome, have the consistency of a rice cake (I guess) but she goes ga-ga over them. When we take her outside and are training her with the clicker, she will "come" immediately, no dilly dallying. (we could never quite achieve that) She will pee on command for them! I hope she does not get bored with them, because she has a lot more training to go on. I am thinking about getting the beef ones too, when we run out of these. They come in chunks and the only negative is when I want to break off a piece (because it's too big) it has a tendency to crumble, so you have to be careful how you break it up.