The Ginger Sisters are happy to try out any kind of new treats, and because we do so much training I prefer the treats to be healthy and beneficial. I was delighted to sample the latest product from local Denver, Colorado company The Bear & The Rat (you may have seen them on Shark Tank!).
Fro-Yo To Go are freeze dried yogurt treats loaded with helpful probiotics. They come in two flavors: Bacon and Sweet Potato & Carrot, with over 150 yogurt bites in a bag. The girls were very excited to try the Bacon flavor.
The treats are made in the USA and are corn, soy, wheat, gluten and grain free. The treats smell really good, with a creamy tang that smells like a frozen yogurt shop. They are about the size of a dime and I think they must melt in the dogs' mouths, the way they licked their lips and were ready for more.
I have only two minor complaints about the freeze-dried yogurt treats: they are very delicate and got pretty broken up in the bag. This isn't a big deal since I like smaller training treats, anyway. They also make your hands a little sticky. I told you - minor complaints. The Ginger Sisters loved them, I love the ingredients, and I am happy to support a local company.
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We are giving away two packages of Fro-Yo To Go to one lucky winner - must be a U.S. resident and respond to the notification email within 72 hours.
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Disclaimer: The Bear & The Rat provided the giveaway treats and a sample for review in exchange for my honest feedback. All opinions expressed are my own and I only publish reviews for products I feel comfortable using in the day to day life of my pets.
Those treats look awesome! I would really like to teach my dogs the frisbee flip but I don't think we're ever going to get it.
ReplyDeleteRuby has just started catching her flying disc mid-air. My aunt had an aussie mix that would back flip!
DeleteI would love to teach my dog to shake next. He is just a puppy so he hasn't mastered much in the trick department! LOL
ReplyDeleteShake is a great one!
DeleteMy little boston pup can do sit and down so far. I would like to teach him shake as a first simple trick.
ReplyDeleteShake is a great one! Ruby will shake with either paw.
DeleteBaby and I are working on learning roll over right now. It's challenging for her because she's really hesitant to roll into her back, but so far going extra slow with cheese is yielding slow progress.
ReplyDeleteI bet working with these would be even better though! (For the trick and her waist...)
Ruby's roll over is really funny because she adds a little half-somersault in, too.
DeleteI would like him to stay.
ReplyDeleteBaby steps! Boca is still working on her stay as well. Ruby's is good in the house, thanks largely I think to the Relaxation Protocol.
DeleteI would like him to leave the TV remotes alone.
ReplyDeleteWhat does he want to watch?
DeleteI would like him to leave the TV remotes alone.
ReplyDeletei would love for my dog to know how to go lock front and back doors before bedtime
ReplyDeleteI love practical tricks!
DeleteI tried these at SuperZoo and they were so yummy. I've been waiting for them to show up at our local pet store, but no dice (yet).
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen them in stores yet, either, but they are pretty new.
DeleteI would love it if Rookie could master the sit pretty :).
ReplyDeleteThat's one of Ruby's favorites! Boca is learning but her balance isn't as good as Ruby's. She is pretty wide-chested and I think that makes it harder.
DeleteAll of my dogs except one know how to shake paws. These would be great for teaching Seiji.
ReplyDeleteRuby shakes with both paws and Boca has a nice shake, too.
DeleteWe're working on rollover. We'd love to try these treats... Bacon is always a fave!
ReplyDeleteRuby can roll over one direction, I'd like to teach the other.
DeleteI would to teach my dog to sit and stay.
ReplyDeleteNice foundations!
DeleteWe're working on teaching my two dogs how to "play dead" after a finger "gun shot"
ReplyDeleteRuby does a version of that, I call it "relax."
Deleteoh there are so many. i wish the 2w younger girls would come when i call them when they are out...they come in the house and the pen, but if i let them loose,,,,off to chase the deer and explore.... but i would like to teach them something that other dogs dont do...they do the regular stuff, jump thru hoops, or walk on their hind legs...
ReplyDeleteRuby can jump through a hoop but she would not come back if she got loose!
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ReplyDeleteReleasing to hand has always been a work in progress with Ruby. She wants me to play tug first!
DeleteI'd like to teach my dog to do the laundry.
ReplyDeleteTeaching them to sit up,
ReplyDeleteOne of Ruby's favorites, and Boca is working on it, too!
DeleteI would teach Frankie how to spin and I would teach Bennett how to talk :)They each have individual tricks that they excel at!
ReplyDeleteIt's all about finding a dog's natural talents!
DeleteThose treats look so unique and I would love to teach my dog to roll over.
ReplyDeleteBoca is working on roll over, too!
DeleteI would love to teach my Maggie to stay longer. She's like a pogo stick, her butt hits the ground and she bounces back up!
ReplyDeleteThe Relaxation Protocol really helped Ruby with her stay.
DeleteI'm working on training my dog the pawstand (handstand), cover her eyes, and we are polishing up her 'limp' and 'cross paws' tricks! We entered your giveaway through an "Amie De" Facebook account.
ReplyDeleteWow - pawstand and limp are so impressive!
DeleteThat's so cute! My two girls don't get into the whole trick thing either, they'd rather just watch Luke do the work, and then see if they can score a treat out of the deal too! LOL
ReplyDeleteWe're currently working on turning off lights. I want to do "roll over" and "play dead" but we've had no luck with it so far!
Jan, Wag 'n Woof Pets
I've been working on roll over with Boca - she is just not trick-minded like Ruby.
DeleteI would love to teach my dog to jump through a hula hoop.
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