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Pepper’s Favorite
Dog Training Treats
Want to MAKE dog training treats for your dog? Try these healthy dog biscuit recipes for training treats, puppy treats and other dog treats that can be used for puppy training your new puppy. Canine training treats can be used in a number of ways—rewards, treats for fat dogs, and as travel treats. This recipe was our last miniature schnauzer’s (Pepper) favorite. I think your dog will like them too!
Your dog will love
your homemade dog treats!
Pepper is gone now, but her memory lingers on. She loved these treats and looked forward eagerly to getting one whenever she smelled the fragrant and familiar odor of baking homemade dog biscuits! Her appreciation always made the effort worthwhile!
Ingredients for Canine Training Treats
- 3 ½ cups whole wheat flour
- 2 cups unbleached white flour
- 1 cup rye flour
- 1 cup cornmeal
- ½ cup dry milk
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1 tablespoon dry yeast
- ¼ cup warm water
- 3 cups chicken broth or bouillon
Directions for Training Treats for Dogs
- Combine all the ingredients and mix until they form a ball.
- Cut into chunks of dough that will be more manageable for you to handle. This is a lot of dough, so you won’t be able to work with it all at once!
- Roll each chunk of dough into a ¼” thick sheet.
- Using a pizza cutter, cut (roll the pizza cutter) the dough into squares that are ¾-1” wide.
- Let the squares rise for about ½ hour while your oven comes up to 300 degrees F.
- Bake the squares for 45 minutes and then let them completely dry in the oven after you turn it off—overnight. Make sure that you check the training treats while they are baking, because if you oven is a little hotter than it’s supposed to be—the treats can get too dark.
Homemade Training Treats as GiftsI used to give these training treats as gifts at Christmas to all of Pepper’s cousins and friends. She enjoyed visiting when we took the gifts to her buddies. Christmas tins will help them to look festive and keep them fresh at the same time! If you give these dog treats as a gift, it's a nice touch to enclose the recipe for dog biscuits right along with the dog treats, so the recipient can make them later. That way, the gift literally lasts forever! By the way, if you substitute water for the chicken broth, you can give these dog training treats to a dog who is on a vegetarian dog food diet. If you'd like to try some different homemade dog treats, here's a nice collection, including
special dog cakes and dog icings.
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