My pick for training is Bocce’s Quack Quack Quack. It’s Kai’s everyday bag, and Full Moon comes out when the ask gets harder.
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Soft duck-and-blueberry bites. Everyday volume. Break and mark.
Pick this if you want the everyday bag for regular reps.
Higher-value beef when the ask gets harder, like a new cue, distance or distraction.
Pick this if you’re working on a new cue or a distraction.
Lighter crunch for longer practice once the cue is familiar.
What makes a good training treat
Small and fast to deliver. If a bite is too big or too boring, Kai invents his own job. Soft bites suit high-rep learning, and a lighter crunch adds marks without piling on meat calories. Treats ride on top of meals. The bowl itself is the dog food Kai eats every day.
Slower jobs: snuffle mat and lick mat. Starter stack is the Owner’s Kit.
Kai-tested brand pages
Bocce’s Quack, soft duck training bites. Everyday volume.
Full Moon beef, a higher-value bite when the ask gets harder.
BIXBI Ruff Puffs, a lighter crunch for longer practice.
Pupford liver, a freeze-dried training bite. Pick this if you want liver for training.
Nutri Bites, a freeze-dried liver training bite.
PLATO fish, an air-dried training bite. Not one of his go-to treats. Pick this if you want an air-dried fish bite to try.
Nummy Tum Tum pumpkin, a food topper. Not a training bite. Sits with Food.