Dog Delights Chewy Duck Sticks 1.25KG, Dog Treats

These are my picky dog, with a sensitive tummy’s favorite treat! They do not upset his stomach and seem like a great quality.

Chewy Duck Sticks 1.25KG, Dog Treats , The Crump Group Inc. , Ontario Canada. I look out for 'BEAR' our Family member. I checked into these and the company & their background. This company is GOOD / OK / Passes the test./ Reputable. Bear likes duck treats but are hard to come by - as in being made right. He enjoys and looks forward to these treats. When I give him his favorite 'nilla' cookies and a duck treat.. He eats the duck first. The are quality ingredients and not over board on them. I believe this is good for bear and will continue to purchase these. These just came about through the trade agreements.. ( good going ).. Happy for my Bearster here in Western ILLINOIS Chris G.

My puppy absolutely loves his duck treats! We wanted something healthy as training treats for our puppy. Most have peanut butter in them and makes him sick. My daughter introduced us to these from Costco (they are made in America at Costco, but now hard to find) and he devoured it. We cut some up into small pieces for training. He will literally do anything for one of these treats. The quantity and quality for the price is good. They are not super soft, but easily chewable. They smell like human jerky. These treats are on our must have for our very loved Aussie.

My dog loves these. Great treat for him!

Hi, your friendly neighborhood Weimaraner here again. So when my owner brings me to the park, we always go to the park pond. And invariably, besides all those squirrels on the way, there are plenty of ducks and geese. My owner is determined to teach me to sit when we get there. And I'm pretty good at it. Those ducks and geese really don't don anything for me. The smells and feathers kinda get me going, but I can sit and just watch them with the best of 'em. Now, I'm a Weimaraner and I'll attest, I'm a finnicky eater. Some of my cousins have had allergic to food choices. But I'm here to tell you, these treats are my favorite. And since they're "duck" sticks, it makes me wonder if my feathered friends at the park would taste the same. But for some reason, even though these soft, chewy sticks might make me think that, I'd probably still prefer squirrel although my owner has a pretty good grasp on that. Now they also call these "sticks", but I have to say that's not quite accurate. A "stick" by it's very nature, and I should know because I'm a kinda of a stick expert or aficionado, and this treat doesn't quite qualify as a stick. It's too short (about 2", but my owner breaks them into smaller pieces for squirrel and duck training), too soft, and lastly, they are not wood. But they sure do taste good and they don't upset my stomach. So big fan. And lots of 'em, so not that my tail doesn't really stop wagging, but it sure does accelerate when they're within nose shot, so glad it's a big bag. Thank you, Canada! My kinda of nation. Say hi to all those furry dogs up there! Woof.

Our dogs love all of the flavors. We use them as training rewards. The dogs are eager for these treats.

These chew sticks were recommended to me by my dog trainer. I cut them in smaller pieces as training treats. They are not hard, the smell isn’t bad, they are healthy and my dog responds well to them as a reward.

My dogs love these, used to get at Costco for 4.00 less, but still good value.