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Post by greysrus on Sept 30, 2015 4:47:24 GMT -5
My grey loves her food and is easy to train indoors with no distractions. However she is very reactive on walks, too alert and not interested in usual treats. What can I buy to tempt her into paying attention to me where there are distractions!
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Post by alexandsteve on Sept 30, 2015 4:57:16 GMT -5
Cooked liver or canned hotdog sausage x
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Post by greysrus on Sept 30, 2015 5:05:28 GMT -5
Will try the hotdog as i want something easy, unfortunately I like them too!
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Post by lurcherlot on Sept 30, 2015 7:32:19 GMT -5
Cheese, chicken or liver cake?
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alfiemoon
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Post by alfiemoon on Sept 30, 2015 14:31:30 GMT -5
Make pilchard/sardine cake.....
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Post by burnsider on Sept 30, 2015 15:02:35 GMT -5
Beef heart (free from out butcher) diced and dehydrated (dehydrators from £26) works for our two. Dehydrators also work with human's food too!  |
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Post by gramps on Dec 31, 2015 7:43:20 GMT -5
 Liver cake on a multi dog walk, you get so many friends all of a sudden.
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Post by ragsysmum on Jan 1, 2016 11:16:13 GMT -5
We use small bits of liver cake and cocktail sausage.
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Post by sibs on Jan 2, 2016 5:59:53 GMT -5
If you are lazy like us you will sauté some liver and freeze large pieces individually to take out of the freezer and chop smaller as needed. We do the same for sausages, cook and wrap sausages individually and freeze. If you are really, really lazy(moi) you will get your OH to do the above!! Cheese is excellent too. My observation is that even if you lavish time thought and money on high value treats, nothing will beat a manky old bone or bit of pitta bread which Cora seems to fit through her muzzle and failing that some mates owners who have run of the mill biscuits.
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