A dog breeder in Buffalo
Junction, Virginia can help round out your family with a new furry companion
and give you some helpful advice on how to integrate your new fur baby into
your home. Since training will undoubtedly be involved in making a solid, happy
home for your newly expanded family, the question of what treats are good for
your new pet and which ones should not be considered is something you may want
to discuss with the breeding facility; however, to get you started, below are a
few of the possible treat time ideas that you may want to discuss…read on!
Commercial Treats
Just about every
supermarket, drugstore and super retail center have aisles dedicated to pet
food and treats. Commercially produced pet treats are available in many flavors
and types for you to try to add to your pet’s diet as a reward for good
behavior and as an incentive to learn tricks. However, your dog breeder may
have some suggestions as to which brands you may want to avoid for reasons such
as low protein content or specific ingredients that a particular breed may be
sensitive to digesting. Asking your breeding facility what types of
commercially available treats they recommend can help a great deal.
Make Your Own Treats
Some puppy owners enjoy
making their own treats for their fur babies. A simple kitchen dehydrating
machine can help a pet owner churn out healthy, natural snacks for your pup.
Using thin slices of chicken or beef can give your puppy a nutritious protein
boost and reward their behavior when he or she has put their best paw forward.
If your dog breeder has raised your new pet with homemade treats, this may be a
great way to keep them on the same diet and avoid some of the pitfalls you may
find with commercially available treats.
No Matter Which Way You
Go…
Whether you choose the
DIY approach to giving your puppy a treat or have bought a commercially
available brand, breaking treats down into smaller bites is a great tip. Your
dog breeder can verify that your new pet doesn’t really care what size their
treat is, just that they get one. So for instance, if you have chosen a
commercial treat, breaking it into small pieces gives your dog more treats and
more pleasure than if it is kept whole. Plus this tip helps you to give treats
in a more economically efficient manner while still giving your fur baby the
training tools it needs.
For more information
about a dog breeder in Buffalo Junction VA and how to choose the best treats
for your new puppy, call 434-374-2969 or click on the provided link.
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