Training your dog can be a fun and rewarding experience, but it can also be challenging. Using treats as a reward can help motivate your dog and make training more effective. But with so many different types of dog treats on the market, how do you choose the right one for your furry friend? 

In this guide, we'll explore why dehydrated protein treats are a smart choice for training your dog. At The Granville Island Pet Treatery, we believe that dehydrated protein treats are a great option for training. These treats are made from premium ingredients and processed in federally-inspected facilities to ensure high-quality standards. But what sets our treats apart is the way we dehydrate them. We dehydrate our treats over low heat for a long period of time to preserve vital nutrients and remove almost all the moisture, allowing them to remain in perfect condition for over 2 years. This means that your dog can enjoy our treats for a long time without sacrificing any of the nutritional benefits.

Our dehydrated protein treats are all-natural and chemical-free, with unique flavours that your pet will love. They are single-ingredient, with no additives or preservatives, making them a healthy and safe option. Our treats are also vet-recommended and made in Canada, giving you added peace of mind. 

But why are dehydrated protein treats such a great option for training? 

Firstly, they are small and portable, making them easy to carry with you on walks or to the park. 

Secondly, they are delicious and highly motivating for dogs. When your dog knows that they will receive a tasty treat as a reward for good behaviour, they are more likely to repeat that behaviour in the future. 

In conclusion, when choosing dog treats for training, it's important to consider the quality and nutritional value of the treat. Dehydrated protein treats like The Granville Island Pet Treatery's are a smart choice because they are healthy, tasty, and perfect for motivating your furry friend during training sessions. So why not give them a try and see the difference for yourself?