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Dog Training Treats

High-value dog treats made for training and reward. Single-ingredient treats that dogs love.

Lifetime Warranty

Lifetime Warranty

Dog-Trainer Approved

Dog-Trainer Approved

Fast Delivery

Fast Delivery

True Charlie Dog Training Treats - Beef

True Charlie Dog Training Treats - Beef

Beef
Training Treat
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$18.95

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True Charlie Dog Training Treats - Kangaroo

True Charlie Dog Training Treats - Kangaroo

Kangaroo
Training Treat
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$21.95

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True Charlie Dog Training Treats - Lamb

True Charlie Dog Training Treats - Lamb

Lamb
Training Treat
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$18.95

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True Charlie Dog Training Treats - Chicken

True Charlie Dog Training Treats - Chicken

Chicken
Training Treat
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$22.95

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Chicken Giblets

Chicken Giblets

$21.95

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Immune Booster Dog Treats

Immune Booster Dog Treats

$21.95

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Duck Feet

Duck Feet

$14.95

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Lamb & Mint Dog Treats

Lamb & Mint Dog Treats

$21.95

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Hip and Joint Treat - 150gm

Hip and Joint Treat - 150gm

$24.99

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Calm Support Treat - 150gm

Calm Support Treat - 150gm

$24.99

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Why dog owners choose Charlie

  • Simple slip-on design
  • Lightweight rope for daily walks
  • Made for calmer training sessions
  • Lifetime warranty
Why dog owners choose Charlie

Frequently Ask Questions

What should I look for when choosing dog treats? +

Look for treats that fit your dog’s preferences while also being low in calories whenever possible. Your dog should get excited about the treats without you worrying about them being unhealthy for your pup.

What are the best dog treats for training? +

The best treats for dog training are small, bite-sized pieces that are low in calories. Some dog treats already come as training-sized morsels, but you can also break up larger treats before a training session.

How many treats should I give my dog each day? +

Treats should make up less than 10% of your dog’s daily calorie intake. Count the number of calories your dog eats daily rather than the number of treats to figure out how much to give.

Are single-ingredient dog treats better for dogs? +

Single-ingredient dog treats are the best option for dogs with allergies or sensitivities. That way, it’s easy to tell exactly what’s in the treat so you don’t have to worry about it upsetting your dog’s stomach.

What ingredients should I avoid in dog treats? +

Avoid treats with unnecessary additives, preservatives, and dyes. These additions often make the treats more appealing and affordable for humans, but they can upset the stomachs of sensitive dogs. Short ingredient lists are usually better for your dog’s digestion.