Why We Use Food Rewards in Recall Training

Training dogs using food rewards is often criticized by some who question its effectiveness, especially in situations where food isn't available. However, these criticisms usually stem from a lack of understanding or experience in using food as a training tool.
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[@FaithBeam-f6p]

Excellent information. Thank you!

[@SuperFrangelica]

I very much agree with you and I’m a dog trainer as well!

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[@drlobomalo]

My Labrador (the first one I've ever had) always carefully sniffs a treat when I hand it to her before she eats it. No big deal, but does anyone know how selective breeding produces this kind of behavior? My Mini Schnauzer just snap ups the treats in a millisecond, which I've always assumed was the doggy norm.