Whether you're teaching a puppy basic commands or training an advanced working dog, having the right tools makes all the difference. From high-value training treats to reward toys and carry bags, here's everything you need to build a successful training routine.
High-Value Training Treats
The best training treats are small, smelly, and irresistible. Single-ingredient, protein-rich treats work best for high-distraction environments and serious training sessions.
Otis Venison Dog Training Treats (4oz)
Otis Bison Training Dog Treats (4oz)
Otis Salmon Dog Training Treats (4oz)
Soft treats are ideal for rapid reward delivery during training. Bil-Jac's Little Jacks are small, soft, and easy to break into even tinier pieces.
Bil-Jac Little Jack Soft Training Dog Treats (4oz)
Snack Packs for On-the-Go Training
Training doesn't stop at home. These portable snack packs are perfect for outdoor sessions, travel, and socialization outings.
Chicken Chips Snack Pack Bundles
Training Bags & Pouches
Keep treats accessible and your hands free with a portable training bag. This mini carry-on pouch clips to your belt or waistband for hands-free convenience during outdoor sessions.
Mini Portable Dog Snack & Training Bag
Reward Toys for Drive-Based Training
For working dogs, sport dogs, or high-drive breeds, toy rewards can be more motivating than food. These durable rubber and bite toys are used by K9 handlers and sport trainers worldwide.
USA-K9 Stars and Stripes Rubber Dog Toy – K9 Handler Reward Toy
USA-K9 Magnum Stars and Stripes Rubber Dog Toy
For bite work and interactive play, this cowhide bite cloth toy builds drive and focus in training dogs.
Crazy Horse-dog Bite Cloth Dog Training Toy
Training Tips to Get Started
- Keep sessions short: 5–10 minutes is ideal, especially for puppies
- End on a win: Always finish with a command your dog knows well
- Use high-value treats for new or difficult behaviors, lower-value for known commands
- Be consistent: Use the same cue words and hand signals every time
- Reward immediately: Timing is everything — treat within 2 seconds of the desired behavior
Browse our full Dog Training Collection for all the tools you need to build a well-trained, happy dog.
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