Blue Buffalo Wilderness Wild Bits Soft & Chewy Training Treats for Dogs, Grain-Free, Chicken Recipe, 10-oz. Bag

Excellent treat, actually smell good, good ingredients, cat and dog both love these treats

Dog has an allergy to chicken so these treats are perfect because they don't have any chicken or chicken by product. Large size treat so I have to break it apart for my pugs but they live them. Doesn't break nicely but the dogs don't care. My go to treat now.

Every time we say the word treat now our dogs get excited. They love these treats and they work wonderfully for training dogs! I highly recommend these.

I think my dog asks to go out to tinkle more often just so he can get a couple of these soft, health-ier treats. When he was a puppy I started giving him 2 after each trip. One to thank him for asking to go out and one for not peeing on my floor. All grown up, if he doesn't get 2 after a tinkle trip the neighborhood hears about it. Super pricey. And although they split in half really easily, don't insult his intelligence by trying to give him two halves. Apparently, he has a scale in his mouth and can count. 2 Please!

My dog absolutely loves these treats. They are a good size for training, or for a small dog. I only gave 4 stars because of the price.

Quality product. Soft treats. My dog loves while hiking.A spendy treat.

I'm always amused when dogs go nuts for fish treats, but our son's beagle loves these when he comes over for a visit. He might even like them more than the Blue Wilderness duck treats. The fat content is kind of high for a fish treat at 15% (min), but it also has 30% (min) protein and--most importantly--the dog never turns his nose up at them.Based on the small size of these treats, I'm sure they are intended to be used more as training treats than "regular" treats (unless you have a really small dog). In that capacity, I think these are excellent motivators. However you use them, though, I think these treats are an excellent choice for your canine friends.

The only negative that I can come up with is that they will dry out if left for a day or two in an open treats pouch, like the one that I wear when I walk my Wheatens. The dogs don’t seem to care. To relate it to human experience, normally they are of the consistency of a chewy chocolate chip cookie.My dogs associate the word TREAT with these “training bits” and just the word TREAT will call them in in the evening and they then plant their little rears on the floor and wait for their Wilderness Bits They absolutely love these training bits.