u003cbr/u003eHere’s some great examples of when you should be using puppy training treats:u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003e·        u003cstrongu003eu003ca href=u0022https://zigzag.dog/blog/puppy-training/toilet-training/how-to-toilet-train-a-puppy-full-guide/u0022u003eToilet trainingu003c/au003e:u003c/strongu003e treats are a direct translation for correct and incorrect puppy language, so they’re one of the most effective and quickest ways to toilet train puppies.u003cbr/u003e·        u003cstrongu003eu003ca href=u0022https://zigzag.dog/blog/puppy-training/commands/puppy-recall-training/u0022u003eRecall trainingu003c/au003e:u003c/strongu003e Hand them a treat when they return to you after calling their name; they’ll be sticking to you like glue.u003cbr/u003e·        u003cstrongu003eu003ca href=u0022https://zigzag.dog/blog/puppy-training/lead-training/puppy-lead-training/u0022u003eLead trainingu003c/au003e: u003c/strongu003eHaving rewards are a great way to make sure your puppy is sticking to your side whilst carrying out lead training.u003cbr/u003eu003cstrongu003eSettle Training:u003c/strongu003e By rewarding your puppy with training treats for being calm on a mat or blanket at home we can teach them to want to stay on it. With time, you’ll be able to take the mat to other places outside your home, and your puppy will naturally want to stay on it.u003cbr/u003eBasically, what we’re saying is, you should be using puppy training treats whenever you’re training and you need a little incentive.