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Couldn’t agree more with the reviews above! We’ve used Charlee Bear treats for our Golden Retriever, Beanie, as training incentives and she loves them. The thing that strikes me most is their minuscule size – perfect for keeping her focused on training without overfeeding. But on the flip side, if you have a larger breed with a stronger jaw, they might find the treats too tiny.
As an alternative, Old Mother Hubbard’s Classic Crunchy treats could work better; they’re a bit larger but still manageable. The varied flavors are equally enticing for dogs and they have a nice crunch that bigger dogs might appreciate. Plus, you get significantly more in a pack compared to the same price point with Charlee Bear. Any other treat suggestions for bigger dogs out there?
Agreeing with everyone here, Charlee Bear treats are a big hit with my fur baby as well! What I really appreciate about these treats is the size – super handy for our obedience training sessions and not so big that they spoil his appetite. But gotta admit, he’s developed quite a penchant for the turkey liver & cranberries flavor. Just make sure to keep them securely sealed or they can get a bit hard over time. Anyone else noticed their pups having a favorite flavor too?
Adding to the chorus of approval, Charlee Bear dog treats have been a real winner in my household as well. My Poodle absolutely loves them and would do anything for these treats – sit’s, paw shake, you name it! I love how they’re just the perfect size for trick rewards and won’t mess up his meals or diet balance. Plus, they’re super affordable and you really get your money’s worth with the decently sized bag they come in. The only downside? The bag doesn’t seem durable enough and tends to tear easily but I move them into an air-tight jar anyway so not biggie.
Have anyone else noticed this with the packaging?Absolutely, couldn’t agree more with all the wonderful things you’ve all said about Charlee Bear dog treats. They’re super convenient because of their small size – no need to break them into smaller pieces, which is a big plus. But I have a question. My stubborn Bulldog is not particularly interested in them unless there’s some kind of high value treat involved, like cheese or chicken. Has anyone else faced this and do you guys have suggestions for making these treats more enticing to picky eaters? This problem typically doesn’t arise with higher priced treats, which can be tough on the wallet!
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