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What to look for, and what to avoid, when buying treats for your dog.

By Nancy Kerns

Allow me to sum up this article in one sentence: When buying treats for your dog, read the ingredients panel first.

Treats aren't frivolous; they're a powerful training tool. Used appropriately, they promote the dog’s enjoyment, confidence, and initiative.

I know that sounds sooo basic. Longtime WDJ readers are already experienced readers of food labels; they know from reading our February dry dog food reviews and our October canned food reviews and our occasional frozen food reviews that they have to understand what is in the food their dog may potentially eat before they buy it. …

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