We are super excited about today's giveaway! It's full of items that are both useful and tasty when it comes to training your pup!
Take a look at our rundown of what's included and then read all the way down to enter via Giveaway Tools.
PetSafe Train & Praise Treat Dispenser
We've been wanting one of these for a while and now you can win one! With the PetSafe Train & Praise Dog Treat Dispenser
, the handheld remote activates the treat dispenser from up to 25 feet away, so good behavior can immediately be rewarded.
, the handheld remote activates the treat dispenser from up to 25 feet away, so good behavior can immediately be rewarded.
You can use it to help train everyday good dog behavior like keeping your pet away from the door when a visitor arrives. And, you can also get creative with it and use it to train your pup to work away from you in agility. Check out our short training clip below. We're still dreaming up uses for the Train & Praise!
The Train & Praise alone retails for $79.95 so this is a giveaway filled with LOTS of value you won't want to miss!
We can't live without our treat pouch, and this one has separate compartments so you can store your phone and keys, fill it with multiple treats, attach a clicker and use either the belt clip or adjustable belt.
We love being able to load everything into this nice trim pouch and go for a walk or training session hands free! The Treat Pouch retails for $19.99.
Clik-R Training Clicker
I'm always losing clickers, so keep this one in your treat pouch and you'll always know where to find it. This hand-held clicker can be used for training nearly everything from the basics like sit and down to tricks and agility training.
The Clik-R includes a finger strap which makes it easy to hold when training your pet.
The Clik-R retails for $3.99.
You won't find artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives in this natural treat. They're packed with a smoked and cured flavor and vacuum sealed for freshness. We love that the 12-ounce package includes four separately packaged pouches of treats with a resealable bag to retain freshness. Retail price for the 12-ounce package is $17.99.
The Clik-R includes a finger strap which makes it easy to hold when training your pet.
The Clik-R retails for $3.99.
Indigo Smokehouse Strips
Yummy USA-made Smokehouse Strips are made with real fresh chicken or pork as the main ingredient, with only premium cuts of USDA-inspected meat.You won't find artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives in this natural treat. They're packed with a smoked and cured flavor and vacuum sealed for freshness. We love that the 12-ounce package includes four separately packaged pouches of treats with a resealable bag to retain freshness. Retail price for the 12-ounce package is $17.99.
Liver Biscotti Baked Dog Treats Original Recipe
These treats are low in fat, preservative-free, and baked from scratch in the USA. The Liver Biscotti Baked Treats are available in two different sizes and they're perfect for using in a Train & Praise Treat Dispenser.
The original recipe includes wheat and eggs, and there's also a wheat-free recipe. An 8-ounce bag retails for $7.99.
Watch Rocco Run for the Train & Praise!
In the bottom video, I use the Train & Praise to teach Rocco to go out away from me over an agility jump. In the top video, we're working on a rear cross. Rocco kept spinning out going right (he's a champ at turning left!), so I used the Train & Praise to reward him remotely, and ahead of me, when he did it correctly.
Tip: When we use the Praise & Train outside, I place it on a disc so Rocco can find the treats quickly as they are dispensed from the treater.
Enter to win this awesome PetSafe Dog Training Prize Pack!
Here's your chance to win this awesome collection of accessories, treats and training aids for your pup! We love everything in this prize pack valued at $130.00, and we're so excited to give you this chance to win one of your very own!
Enter via Giveaway Tools below. Good luck!
PetSafe provided us with these products to review and giveaway. All opinions expressed herein are entirely our own.
PetSafe provided us with these products to review and giveaway. All opinions expressed herein are entirely our own.
Dot is in her very first agility class this semester! And Taco is learning the basics of competition obedience.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! Let us know how you progress!
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Right now Dobby is training "mat" and discrimination in agility!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! We worked on discrimination -- frame and tunnel -- last night!
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I train Psychiatric Service Dogs, and run an educational and awareness program for mental health and the benefits of psychiatric service dogs, especially for our Veterans. This would be a great prize pack to help us out :-)
ReplyDeleteWow! We love that. Is it a local or national program?
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We have a national base, of a bit over 3100 social media followers (facebook, instagram and twitter), but as far as events, speakings, engagements etc. I stay local (Hudson Valley, of New York).
DeleteMr. N is starting a recall class and Onyxx is finishing up his basic obedience class.
ReplyDeleteA class all for recall? That's cool!
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I am trying very hard to train my pugs not to bark at the TV, not to bark at my dad, and not to jump on people.....I really need help!!!
ReplyDeleteTraining is never-ending! Here are some tips for using the Train & Treat to help with those behaviors. http://www.petsafe.net/support/training-behavior/clicker-trainers/train-n-praise-treat-dispenser#training Good luck!
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Mom is making me rework on walking nice and we are also starting some basic agility, which is so much fun!
ReplyDeleteThis IS indeed an awesome giveaway! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWow, it seems like each of your giveaways are better than the last. I have *really* been wanting a remote treat dispenser for a while, but can't afford one. Crossing my fingers!
ReplyDeleteShiloh is continuing his agility training. We started agility late and informally, not originally having a desire to compete. Oh how I wish I had heard of "foundation training"! He's really pretty good, but there are definitely gaps that I'm trying to go back and fix. Since the weather has really hindered training this winter, we're working inside, and going all the way back to Crate Games!
Awesome contest. Be great for my young chinese crested.
ReplyDeleteAwesome contest. Be great for my young chinese crested.
ReplyDeleteI need to train two of my Boston's to not jump on us and others when we come in the house.
ReplyDeleteThis giveaway is amazing! Thanks for organizing it! Gershwin and I are currently training for tricks! We are close to 50 commands now :)
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing giveaway and we do love your new look. Have a wonderful Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
I'm potty training ours
ReplyDeleteWe are currently trying to train Luma to "go get" and to "take it to mommy" it's fun stuff and the reward is play time after all the hard work of training :)
ReplyDeletewe're working on 'off' right now. its a long, slow process for us
ReplyDeleteWow, that treat dispenser would be a popular item at our house. It may cause a fight, if we all figure it out and head over, but what a cool idea!
ReplyDeleteMy latest trick is playing basketball - we've been working to perfect it for months now. The next trick we plan to tackle is teaching me to use steps to get up and down from the bed. I usually leap & momma wants me to start using steps for when I get older and can no longer leap.
ReplyDeleteThis would inspire me to be better at training our older dogs. They will do anything for treats!
ReplyDeleteWe're training him to roll over - not having much success yet!
ReplyDeleteNeed this training kit to add more to my box of tricks. Need to start agility training soon! This would help alot!
ReplyDeleteI foster dogs for my local shelter and I work with them to develop basic obedience skills while they are with me. These would great training aids to help these pups learn "manners," which increases their chances for adoption.
ReplyDeleteThe treat dispenser is such a cool idea! I also have been looking for a great treat pouch.These are some great options and will help Luna and I get back on track with training. Right now we are trying to teach roll over!
ReplyDeleteVery cool giveaway! :) Right now I am training Nailah to heel!
ReplyDeleteI have five Treeing Walker Coonhounds - one senior girl, and four (two boys, two girls) who were adopted within a 1-1/2 year time frame so I'll be honest - I haven't trained them as well as I would have liked to. I have been working with them on reinforcing their basic commands (which they do know) and hoping to add some "tricks" to their schedule. My smallest hound, Ran, was born deaf and has actually been pretty easy to train, but since she can't hear, treats have been a great way of reinforcing positive behavior with her. She knows her commands by hand signals.
ReplyDeleteWe are waiting for our 90 inches of snow to melt so we can get back to agility. Working on barking at every dog, people, and squirrels that chatter at the window at Schooner and Skipper. Practicing staying, drop it, sit, down, roll over and a few other trick in the house
ReplyDeleteImagine two nine-month-old lhasa apsa-bichon frise puppies trapped inside the house because it's too cold for their feetsies outside. Then imagine finally getting them outside and trying to train them to do anything. Oh, and while doing their business outside, barking at everyone. Their names are Winston and Snickers and you can see cute pictures of them at www.amylpeterson.com. Thanks for allowing me to enter!
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ReplyDeleteWe are currently working on lay down. After we master that, we will work on roll over.
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to teach my rescue beagle mix to walk well on a leash and go the way I want him to go, not the way he wants to go! Sally K
ReplyDeleteWe're trying to train our dog not to jump on people when they first walk in and not to run over the cat
ReplyDeleteI am working on "wave" with Neeko. She is a smart girl, and catching it quick.
ReplyDeleteLetting visitors in the house by being quiet & no
ReplyDeleteWe are working on tons of different things! We're all learning Agility, Disc, and tricks. Kronos is working on the handstand and footstall to name a couple of his current tricks. Terra is learning to hold things, working on freestyle, and balancing things on her head. Bella is working on skateboarding and scootering in addition to solidifying her cues :)
ReplyDeleteShe has already learned a lot of little unnecessary tricks, so we are focusing now on heel/walking on leash, socialization, and improving response to visitors.
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to teach my dog to roll over.
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I'm teaching my dog to go thru tunnels and spin.
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to train my one dog to wait patiently for treats. He just gets so excited! LOL!
ReplyDeletemy oldest dog is very well trained, however, she has never liked the obstacle course...and she pretends to be deaf when i call her sometimes....i wish i could teach her not to talk back to me.....i know she is saying #$##@@@!!!!.....then i tell her i am going to wash her mouth out w/ soap! my 2 younger girls i am working on the weave b/t the poles...
ReplyDeleteOoo....Ooooo!!! I wanna win that! Fur sure!
ReplyDeleteGracie needs these tools to help her with gamble training in agility!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter just got her family a new puppy so right now they are focusing on potty training. In my opinion there are not alot of things that are cuter then a dog doing tricks.
ReplyDeleteOur newest addition is learning to leave it, get her toys by name, sit up and roll over. She loves learning new things and gets so excited when she gets it right :)
ReplyDeleteI am trying to teach roxy and daisy to be quiet, and teaching my molly to high five, also still have to work with daisy to get her to walk better on the leash
ReplyDeleteRight now we are training him to put his toys in a toy box! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteAt this point we are trying to teach him basic commands and to potty outside and not in the house.
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Working on training them not to bark at every little noise.
ReplyDeleteI'm training my dog to sit when bicycles go by!
ReplyDeleteBarley's biggest training challenge is not to react to other dogs, so we are constantly training on walks! But we also do agility training and just recently started noseworks training! We've used a treat dispenser like this to work on weaves in class.
ReplyDeleteI am trying to train my dog to jump threw a hula hoop.
ReplyDeleteThe benefits of having a trained dog are endless. A few months ago I started to train mine with some videos I found online. They teach you step by step! Aggression, anxiety, biting, barking and disasters in the house have disappeared. My dog behaves excellent. And I have taught many tricks! Here is the address: www.theonlinedogtrainers. com
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ReplyDeleteThe bad behavior of my dog forced me to investigate how I could train him. I found this system online and it has given me excellent results, https://tinyurl.com/dogbestbehavior ! He no longer bites my furniture, or my shoes, no longer urinates in the room, and no longer barks like crazy!
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