Chicken Dog Training Treats, Bite-Sized Training Rewards
Chicken dog training treats are one of the most universally popular reward formats. They're high-protein, irresistibly tasty, low-fat, and small enough to use in fast-rep clicker training without overfeeding. Our chicken training treats are made from 100% Australian chicken, slow-dehydrated to a soft, semi-moist texture.
What's in the range
- Chicken Micro Bones. Bite-sized soft training treats.
- Chicken Crunchies. Crispy reward treats.
- 1kg bulk packs for active training programs.
- Chicken Jerky Pieces broken into smaller training-sized pieces.
Who they suit
Chicken training treats suit puppies (gentle on developing teeth), adult dogs in active training programs, dog sport handlers needing high-frequency rewards, and dogs in obedience or trick work where you'll deliver dozens of treats per session. The soft texture also makes them ideal for stuffing into enrichment toys.
Every chicken training treat is Australian-made, single-protein, low-fat, and contains no artificial colours, preservatives, or fillers. Browse the chicken training range below.
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Chicken Dog Training Treats
Chicken is one of the most reliable training rewards you can use. It is high in flavour, most dogs will work for it, and it can be broken down small enough to reward over and over without overfeeding. Our chicken range is made from real Australian chicken with nothing artificial added.
What is in the range
- Chicken Breast Chews. Dehydrated chicken breast that tears easily into training-sized pieces.
- Little Chicken Bites. Already bite-sized for fast repeat rewards.
- Chicken Sticks in 13cm and 20cm, useful for longer chews and settling.
- Chicken Hearts, a high-value option for tougher distractions and recall work.
- A training treat pouch and pack for hands-free sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is chicken good for dog training?
Chicken is high in flavour and most dogs find it motivating, which matters when you are competing with distractions. It is also lean, so it works for repeat rewarding without adding much fat to the day.
How small should a training treat be?
Roughly pea-sized for most dogs. In a training session your dog is rewarded many times over, so small pieces keep motivation high while keeping the total food intake sensible.
How many training treats can my dog have in a day?
Treats should sit at around ten percent of your dog daily food intake. If you are running a big training session, reduce the size of their meal to balance it out.
Are chicken training treats suitable for puppies?
Yes. Bite-sized chicken pieces suit puppies well because they are soft, easy to chew and quick to swallow, which keeps a training session moving. Choose the smaller formats for young pups.
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