Old Mother Hubbard Classic Crunchy Natural Dog Treats, Original Assortment Mini Biscuits, 3.8 (3 Lb 13Oz)-Pound Bag

Dogs love them. I like them because they are smaller: dogs get a nice little treat to be excited about, without a lot of calories. When I was a puppy raiser for Guide Dogs for blind people, a pup I was raising, went in to the Guide Dogs of America campus for a periodic evaluation, ate the same amount of the same food, but not the 3 standard milk bone treats a day I gave him,,,, he lost 3 lbs in a week! 3 lbs in a 85 lb Labrador,,,,, 25 years ago and I remember it,,,, so I like these small treats

Is what I ordered

I like the product but will never buy from this seller again. Horrible service, almost a month later, still no product, no way to contact seller and no information on tracking or anything.

I run through dog treats faster than I can blink. I suppose it's my own fault because I trained both of my dogs to ring a bell every time they need to go potty outside. When they come back, I usually give them a treat (positive reinforcement). They've both been taught this from day one when I got them as puppies @ 6 weeks old. Fast forward to today, my dogs are both 6 & 5 years old. I started out giving them full-sized dog treats, such as chicken jerky and medium sized biscuits by Old Mother Hubbard, but I started to notice it was getting expensive. If you let your dogs out several times a day, this can add up. So I started cutting the chicken jerky in bite sized pieces and breaking the biscuits in half... But still, it wasn't very time or cost efficient... So that's when I started shopping around for other treats. So a few years ago at my local pet store, I noticed that Milk Bone came out with the Milk Bone Mini's ( Milk-Bone Mini's Flavor Snacks Dog Biscuits, 15-Ounce (Pack of 6) ). It's a relatively new product because I never seen them before in my 6 years of dog ownership. Since Amazon was my go-to shopping retailer, I checked but Amazon didn't have these and I had to keep going back to my local pet store to buy them. Obviously Milk Bone is MUCH cheaper than Old Mother Hubbard's treats and I transitioned to them as my dogs' go-to treat for when they go potty. They are perfectly small enough where it's cost efficient for me and just enough for them to satisfy them when I give them this treat. Well fast forward to a few months ago, I came down to my last box of Milk Bone Mini's and thought I'd look at Amazon again. While Amazon now has started carrying the Milk Bone Mini's, they are way overpriced compared to the local store. The Milk Bone Mini's at my local store typically cost around $3.79 for a 15 oz box. Sometimes you can get them cheaper when on sale, but I've had to buy them at full price more often than not. Looking around for S&S items (to get my 20%), I saw that they offered these treats in a 3 lb bag. After 20% off, thee Old Mother Hubbard biscuits are actually CHEAPER than Milk Bone!! Not only that, it's the assortment, which my dogs love. Now it's important to know that the "mini" size that these come in are bigger than the Milk Bone Mini size by at least 200%. I can actually break these in half and it comes around to the same size as a Milk Bone. So I get "double" the treats for a fantastic price. Thanks Amazon!

Dogs really love these biscuits.