WaggSausage & Mash Tasty Bites Pork & Potato Dog Treats 125g (Pack of 7) - Oven Baked

My dogs & puppies love these ..I put them in a small plastic box & rattle it when I want them to come in ,they literally fly ..My small puppy loves her reward for using the pet trainer too ..I may try them on my husband to see if he can be a good boy ..

I think these are excellent as first treats when you bring your puppy home. They're soft and chewy and contain yogurt so they seem gentle on very young tummies. They certainly didn't upset our puppy's tum. The treats are quite big so initially, we broke them in half and just gave him a half every time. Now he's a bit bigger, we give him the whole treat. You can give these from 8 weeks so they're perfect for those early weeks of toilet training and basic obedience. We use these in combination with Harrington puppy treats now he's 3 months to give a bit of variety, he's been clean and dry since three days after coming home at 8 weeks and that made us very happy! Now at 3 months, he will sit, come when he's called, lie down and fetch. Lots of treats is the key, every single time he does something right, lots of praise immediately with a treat. They soon cotton on. Recommended.

My dog loves these... unfortunately there were three packets opened in the box and one packet completely open with part of the contents fallen out. I will not give my dog the open once because it's possible they have been contaminated or tampered with. It's very disappointing but because they were not expensive it doesn't seem worth the trouble of returning them. Anyway my dog had already been hit by the aroma, so I will just use the packets that are intact. I think the company needs to check the factory facility because the packets simply aren't properly closed.

My boy Blue has Wagg dog food and I was delighted to find that they have this flavour, which is perfect for Blue as it’s two of his favourite things! Banana and Peanut Butter! The size of the treats is good for him as they aren’t too small and for me it’s a very cost effective bulk buy of the treats. The only thing I felt let it down was the packaging, I’ve had a few not open properly and I’ve had to get the scissors out in order to get the pack to open properly, I popped them into a Tupperware box to help keep the freshness but I’m sure it may have only been a slight manufacturing issue as some packets have been fine. Overall it’s a great treat deal for dogs, I’m content knowing it’s made with good ingredients for Blue and he does enjoy them.

My labradors like the Wagg treats. The little bone-shaped treats break in half easily so you can give them twice as many (smaller) treats as a training reward, which is useful as I am very careful with my labs' weight. Both dogs like the chicken and cheese flavour well enough but definitely preferred the beef/lamb/chicken flavour pack, which surprised me a bit as they love cheese. I like these treats as they are dry and don't stick to your fingers (or gloves in winter) and don't smell too strongly. Check the price - these worked out about a pound per pack, which I thought was good value.

I had been using the previous format for a long time and when these came through in the present format I wasnt best pleased and tried to send them back only to find it wasnt possible. So started to use them. The dogs love these even more. Have to be careful not to lose my fingers!As soon as I go to the cupboard where they are kept (the treats not the dogs!) they just cant wait to get at them. Great for recall training. I only have to put my hand in my pocket and handle the packet and they queue up! Once the young stock know whats waiting at the whistle they cant get back quick enough, great to see them lose interest in whatever they are up to and come racing back. Just ordered another two boxes.

In puppy training there are 4 grades of treats.1. RECALL - The very best treat reward ... because a recall *must* work to save a nasty incident so tends to be fresh chicken or ham or cheese2. Training - When you want to reward new and good behaviour in the early days3. Standard treats that are there for normal trained behaviours like checking in or mat training4. Low value ... dog will often turn his nose up.These are Definately in the top 3 and obviously level 2 treats... they are big ... about the size of a 10p piece but he really does love these and he will do just about anything for them

I bought these as a friend gave me a large bag of these, for my bestest loving baby. They arrived on time. He is very fussy what he eats, chicken breast for my Butcher and Steak too. He munched his way through these, so ordered the 7 packets. I love them as they are low fat,which helps as he's old but lovely, nothing is too much for him. They are dearer than in Supermarkets, that's if you can get them. He also loves the Turkey and rice, also the sausage ones, we are going through the range. I honestly recommend these as they are easy to give in little heart shapes and you know it's a good make.