Amazon Brand - Wag Peanut Butter & Banana Flavor Training Treats for Dogs, 1 lb. Bag (16 oz)

Dogs have wag grain free food so this was a natural buy for me. They dogs like them, they don't have a bad smell like many of these treats can have. They are small, solid, the dogs like them. For the cost/size they are a decent deal. I would recommend them for training and rewards without having to worry about calories or fat intake.

I've bought this twice now, and my dog absolutely loves thems. She's in a training class right now, and they have us using real meat (chicken, pork, beef) cut into little pieces. Their theory is dogs won't perform as well unless you use real meat. They specifically tell us not to use dog training treats like these. But my dog started having bad diarrhea after eating all that real meat. So I started trying these Wag treats, the ones the trainer said won't work, and they work great. My dog will do any thing I ask her to do with these as her only reward. I've read the reviews about these being too hard/tough for the dog. I have no idea where they're getting this. They come in an airtight plastic bag. They're soft when you take them out of the bag and stay that way as long as you put them back into the bag. I had a few that were left in my jacket pocket a day or two, and they got a bit hard, but they were still perfectly edible and my dog reacted the same with the stale ones that sge did with the fresh ones. I recommend these training treats.

These training treats are perfect if you’re just starting out with training your pup! The bag is massive, so you definitely get your value for the money spent. And your pet will love them! If I gave my little girl only these instead of the other treats we get her, she would be totally content. Anyone who trains pups should consider purchasing, by far the best value for your money.

My dogs love these! I have two elderly dogs and two puppies because I am a glutton for punishment. Trying to train the puppies and also do treat association for doggo dopamine to trick my elder pups into positive associations with the puppies. Thing I found interesting: they are very dry (atleast the package I received) so they were less puppy friendly depending on their teeth situation. ( it took a decent amount of effort on the puppies part to chew/ breakdown) They are kinda pelletish smaller than a dime, more like the size of a button however some were doubled the size of others in length. I tried giving the smaller ones to my puppies and hold back the larger sizes for my elder dogs. My dogs loved these flavor profile and the pricing was fair, atleast I think it was. Still on the fence though if I would repurchase due to the dryness/ added work for my dogs.

My dogs like these, and they tend to be picky. We find good success overall with WAG brand, an Amazon brand. I bought these on a whim, and I am glad I did because they are perfect option for our puzzle treat toys, especially the ones that dispense kibble. My dogs dont want just kibble, so I add in small sized treats like this. Then for the lick style (say Kong/SodaPup/WestPaw,etc) I will do a mix of kibble and these treats, sometimes toss in a few other styles, sometimes some soft food or broth, freeze it and then dole out as evening food based enrichment. These smaller sized treats help disperse the flavor throughout the treat toys. This flavor is what they are working for. I can use mix of less preferred food items and some of this to create a nice experience for them. What I like about these is that they smell good to me, and that the price is reasonable for a large quantity. Nice to be able to buy 2 full lbs at a time. I go through a lot, not because I dole out treats all the time, but because I do the treat toy dispensers for my 3 dogs. They dont want just kibble. Smaller bags that are typically found are done within a few uses; that adds up. Some of the brands with larger quantity are low quality or my dogs are just not all that impressed (likeMilkbones--fine product but my dogs dont get "excited". But makes decent filler). We loveZukes, which is a good brand with quality ingredients and higher price tag, but it is nice to have more options. I was just really impressed upon opening the bag how good these smelled to me, and my dogs concur. As a reward treat, the small size is appealing as is the robust but pleasant aroma. Mix of crunch and soft. A dense chew. How your pup or dog does with it will depend on the breed and their preference. Some training treats are even smaller. This is nice because they dont crumble too easily if at all. I havent tried cutting them in half as i dont use it for reward at this point in time. But if looking for reward treat options, this is a good contender because of the aromatics. Very appealing.

My vet recommended these Wag Treats. Follow the directions properly and they turn out great. You can break them up ... use a hammer outside on concrete. They give good exercise to that mouth that likes to bark and works on cleaning the teeth. That's the important part to me. My picky dog likes them. Any part that my pet swallows will dissolve in his stomach. Good product!

The Amazon Brand - Wag Peanut Butter & Banana Flavor Training Treats have been a fantastic addition to our dog’s training regimen. This 2-pound pack of training treats offers a delicious and healthy reward for our dog, making training sessions more effective and enjoyable. One of the features I appreciate most is the irresistible flavor combination. The peanut butter and banana flavor is a hit with my dog, who eagerly responds to training commands when he knows these treats are the reward. The appealing taste keeps him motivated and focused during training sessions, making it easier to teach new commands and reinforce good behavior. The small, bite-sized pieces are perfect for training. Each treat is just the right size for quick rewards, ensuring that my dog doesn’t get too full during longer training sessions. The consistency and size also make them easy to carry in a pocket or treat pouch, allowing for convenient access while training indoors or outdoors. This convenience is crucial for maintaining momentum and keeping my dog’s attention. The high-quality ingredients used in these treats are another standout feature. Made with real peanut butter and banana, they are free from artificial flavors, colors, and preservatives. This ensures that I’m giving my dog a healthy and nutritious reward that supports his overall well-being. The natural ingredients also give me peace of mind, knowing that I’m providing a safe and wholesome treat for my pet. The 2-pound pack offers excellent value for money. With a generous quantity of treats, this pack lasts through numerous training sessions, making it a cost-effective choice for regular use. The resealable bag helps keep the treats fresh, ensuring they remain tasty and appealing over time. This large quantity is particularly beneficial for multi-pet households or for dogs that require extensive training. The treats are also versatile and can be used beyond training sessions. I’ve found them useful for rewarding good behavior throughout the day or as a quick snack to keep my dog happy and engaged. Their small size and delicious flavor make them a versatile addition to our treat collection, suitable for various occasions and activities. Overall, the Amazon Brand - Wag Peanut Butter & Banana Flavor Training Treats have exceeded my expectations. Their combination of irresistible flavor, perfect size, high-quality ingredients, and excellent value makes them an essential tool for any dog owner’s training arsenal. The treats have significantly improved our training sessions, providing a delicious and effective reward that keeps my dog motivated and eager to learn. I highly recommend these training treats to anyone looking for a reliable and tasty reward for their dog. They have become a staple in our training routine, ensuring that my dog’s learning experience is always positive and rewarding.

Will not purchase again. The treats are too large to be used as training treats. I prefer using treats that can be cut into smaller pieces for training, this does not allow for any portion control as it is the size of kibble.