Ruby has never liked water - not the drinking kind, but the swimming and bathing kind. Although we knew that she would probably never be a dog that leapt into the waves, we always hoped that she would eventually grow more comfortable with the beach and water in general. We tried many things to change her mind, but hadn't had much luck ...until about two weeks ago when we tried Full Moon Training Treats.
Full Moon Training Treats - What's Not To Love?
Quite simply, Ruby loves Full Moon Training Treats. She loves them so much that on a recent trip to the beach - she almost forgot she hates water (see video proof below).
Full Moon's new training treats are available in either chicken or duck. The treats are made from 100% human grade meat without any fillers, artificial flavors, or added junk. They are also made in the United States with ingredients from USDA approved farms.
These treats are small in size (about 1/2 inch around and 1/4 inch thick), and with only three calories they are a great treat option for small to medium-sized dogs or those prone to weight gain. Full Moon Training Treats are soft, palatable, and virtually odor-free to humans. This is a big plus for me as I have a sensitive nose and dislike stinky pet treats. They are also light weight, making them easy to carry on adventures.
Full Moon is a fourth-generation, family-owned and operated company of dog lovers. They specialize in healthy, all natural dog treats and their full line of products is available online as well as at Target and Walmart.
A few Sundays ago (on my birthday) we decided to put these treats to the test with a day trip to the beach. We did some hiking and then had a picnic. Our goal for the day was to see if Ruby would join us for a walk along the shore and maybe (just maybe) dip her paws into the water without getting super stressed.
With the help of a few of these delicious treats, lots of reassurance, and positive reinforcement - she accomplished this goal. The treats made a great incentive and the low caloric count meant we could give her a few extra rewards without worrying about weight gain. Seeing Ruby relax at the beach was pretty much the best birthday gift of all! We give Full Moon Training Treats four enthusiastic paws up!
This post is sponsored by Full Moon. I am being compensated for helping spread the word about Full Moon's new training treats. Full Moon is not responsible for the content of this post.
Full Moon's new training treats are available in either chicken or duck. The treats are made from 100% human grade meat without any fillers, artificial flavors, or added junk. They are also made in the United States with ingredients from USDA approved farms.
These treats are small in size (about 1/2 inch around and 1/4 inch thick), and with only three calories they are a great treat option for small to medium-sized dogs or those prone to weight gain. Full Moon Training Treats are soft, palatable, and virtually odor-free to humans. This is a big plus for me as I have a sensitive nose and dislike stinky pet treats. They are also light weight, making them easy to carry on adventures.
Full Moon is a fourth-generation, family-owned and operated company of dog lovers. They specialize in healthy, all natural dog treats and their full line of products is available online as well as at Target and Walmart.
Putting Full Moon Training Treats To The Test
A few Sundays ago (on my birthday) we decided to put these treats to the test with a day trip to the beach. We did some hiking and then had a picnic. Our goal for the day was to see if Ruby would join us for a walk along the shore and maybe (just maybe) dip her paws into the water without getting super stressed.
With the help of a few of these delicious treats, lots of reassurance, and positive reinforcement - she accomplished this goal. The treats made a great incentive and the low caloric count meant we could give her a few extra rewards without worrying about weight gain. Seeing Ruby relax at the beach was pretty much the best birthday gift of all! We give Full Moon Training Treats four enthusiastic paws up!
This post is sponsored by Full Moon. I am being compensated for helping spread the word about Full Moon's new training treats. Full Moon is not responsible for the content of this post.
