Training Treats
Training Treats
Small, soft, natural rewards made for training, walks and everyday good behaviour.
- One proteinnamed on the bag
- Cut smallreward often
- Grain freenothing to bulk it out
Training Treats
Small, soft, natural rewards made for training, walks and everyday good behaviour.
One protein
named on the bag
Cut small
reward often
Grain free
nothing to bulk it out
Trick roulette
Spin for today’s trick
Can’t think what to practise? Let the wheel decide. Five minutes, one trick, one bag of treats.
Today’s trick
Sit
- Stand in front of them with a treat pinched between finger and thumb, right by their nose
- Lift it slowly up and back over their head - as the nose goes up, the bottom goes down
- The moment their bottom touches the floor, say “yes” and give the treat
- Repeat five times, then start saying “sit” just as the bottom drops
- Once they sit on the word alone, reward every sit for a week, then every other one
Paw
- Ask for a sit, then hold a treat inside your closed fist, knuckles up, just below their nose
- Wait. They will sniff and lick, then paw at your hand - the first touch of the paw gets a “yes” and the treat
- Repeat until the paw comes straight away
- Now offer an open, flat hand instead and reward when the paw lands on it
- Say “paw” as the paw lifts, and fade the treat in the hand
Spin
- Hold a treat by their nose and lead it slowly in a wide circle at head height
- Reward after half a circle at first, then only after the full turn
- Make the hand circle smaller each session until it is a small flick of the finger
- Say “spin” as you start the circle
- Keep it to five turns a session - a dizzy dog stops listening
Down
- Start from a sit, treat pinched right in front of their nose
- Lower it straight down to the floor between their front paws, then slide it slowly away from them along the floor
- The moment their elbows touch down, say “yes” and give the treat on the floor
- Repeat, then add “down” as they start to lower
- If they stand up instead, go back a step and reward a lower head first
Touch
- Rub a treat on your flat palm so it smells good, then hold it a few centimetres from their nose
- The first nose-bump gets a “yes” and a treat from the other hand
- Hold the hand a little further away each time, then out to the side, then low and high
- Say “touch” as you present the hand
- Use it to call them over, or to guide them onto the scales at the vet’s
Wait
- Ask for a sit, show a flat palm and count one second in your head
- Reward while they are still sitting - before they move, not after
- Build up a second at a time; if they break, make the next one shorter
- Add a small step back once they will hold for five seconds
- Always release with a word (“okay!”) so they learn the wait ends when you say
Picking a trick…
The wheel’s deciding. Treats at the ready.
Reward
Lamb Training Treats
500g · £19.99
The ReoRolo standard
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We focus on getting our range right, rather than making it bigger. Every ReoRolo treat, chew and supplement is built around the same three priorities: ingredients, quality and purpose.
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Ingredients
Natural, recognisable ingredients, without unnecessary additives or fillers.
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Quality
From appearance and texture to consistency, every product needs to meet our standards.
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Purpose
Whether it’s rewarding, enriching or supporting wellbeing, every product needs to offer something worthwhile.
