Merrick Power Bites Natural Soft And Chewy Real Meat Dog Treats, Grain Free Snack With Real Salmon Recipe - 6 oz. Bag

My picky eaters love these, and thankfully no stomach upset which happens with a lot of other treats!

My pups love these; even the picky pup:)

Great little semi soft, moister treats for training. I use them for my 55lb Catahoula rescue to train her when walking as she is lease aggressive ans i can use them to distract her, have her sit while another dog walks by. I tried using kibble before but she would sometimes choke on it because they're hard pieces so this is a great alternative and she loves the taste of the too! A little pricey but they last a long time. Very healthy ingredients too!I also use them for sniff work when walking her at the park or even in the backyard, I throw a couple in the grass and have her sniff them out. Great exercise for her brain.

My baby's favorite treat. Be sure to keep the bag completely sealed otherwise they become super hard.

They are tiny, so for training or small dogs. My dog loves them and I trust the Merrick brand.

Great treats! My pets love these!!!

The picky little dog usually gets the larger size I break into 4 - 5 bites bites.I've lost track how many bags over the last few years. They smell fine to me, not stale, never unpleasant and being semisoft, they're perfect for her little mouth. They somewhat stick to the dogs teeth so she keeps chewing instead of gulping it down like other types. This simple formulation may not sound like much, but it's a big deal. One of these treats produces a more pleasure, over a longer time, making a much bigger impression on Doggie's brain's pleasure centers, and a firmer association in her memory.I used these treats to teach this (adopted) 7 year-old+ dog 'new tricks' and it was easy.Using only positive reinforcement, she's gone from mistrusting and ignorant, to loving and educated, with no punishment type training and never a harsh word needed.She's not much for chicken. I introduced her to a live chicken, she sniffed at it and ignored it. Not a gene in her reacts to birds and I don't think they smell like food to her. She'll chase a mouse, but ignores pigeons.I've also noted that even when 'I spiced up' her fowl based kibble and she'd eat it, she was listless and tired the next day, but when I switched to beef kibble her energy picks up.She has the treat schedule figured out. Comes home from a walk/ ride, races right to her throne, assumes the "sit pretty" position like a machine and stays there until she gets her due. If I get distracted, 10 minutes later there she is, like a stiff little statute (Look at me! Look at me! Where's my treat?). She'd blissfully eat the whole bag if I'd comply, but I have to watch her weight - so I'm sneaking in the smaller portions.I want her short life to be a happy journey. I'd be content living tending a garden and caring for the creatures, all day, every day, forever an ever - just like Adam was supposed to do. That's my idea of paradise, not being a stock broker/ lawyer/ politician/ banker ... for all eternity.Meanwhile, I recommend these treats. In 60 years of owning and training dogs, they're the best I've found. Every dog should have their day, and a good dog two!

Kinda stinky, but the dog loves them.