Treat&Train – Remote Treat Dispensing Dog Training System, Positive Reinforcement, Calm Behavior, Distraction Avoidance, Includes Instruction Booklet, Target Wand & Remote, for Dogs 6 Months & Up
$159.99
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The Treat&Train Remote Reward Dog Trainer is a remote-controlled reward system that uses positive reinforcement to train dogs to behave appropriately at home. The electronic trainer helps teach calm behavior in distracting situations like visitors at the door or family dinner time.
The Treat&Train teaches dogs to focus on you using engaging, interactive games that provide exercise and mental stimulation. It enables you to teach your dog to perform almost any behavior, from everyday skills (such as potty training) to specialized skills (such as agility, obedience, service, and military work) at a distance.
- PRAISE YOUR DOG: Trains your pet through positive reinforcement.
- COMMUNICATE: Links a food reward to desired good behavior.
- VERSATILE: Extendable training wand can be used with or without the base.
- TRAIN FROM A DISTANCE: Hand-held remote operates up to 100 feet away.
- FOR DOGS OF ALL SIZES: Remote reward dog trainer for pet owners and professionals; all breeds and ages of dogs.
- LEARN TO TRAIN YOUR PUP: Comes with detailed instructions to help make training easy.
Package Dimensions : 16.05 x 11 x 10.03 inches; 6.4 Pounds
Item model number : SI398
Batteries : 4 AA batteries required.
Date First Available : September 14, 2023
Manufacturer : CattleDog Publishing
ASIN : B0CJ3CSV3G
Best Sellers Rank: #25,341 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #16,011 in Dog Supplies
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PRAISE YOUR DOG: Trains your pet through positive reinforcement.
COMMUNICATE: Links a food reward to desired good behavior.
VERSATILE: Extendable training wand can be used with or without the base.
TRAIN FROM A DISTANCE: Hand-held remote operates up to 100 feet away.
FOR DOGS OF ALL SIZES: Remote reward dog trainer for pet owners and professionals; all breeds and ages of dogs.
8 reviews for Treat&Train – Remote Treat Dispensing Dog Training System, Positive Reinforcement, Calm Behavior, Distraction Avoidance, Includes Instruction Booklet, Target Wand & Remote, for Dogs 6 Months & Up
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Dipper –
Definitely worthwhile!
This is a great training system. We use it to train our puppy to remain in place and she loves it! We love it because it gives us a break while she’s “in place” even while I vacuum all around her!
J Briggs Diuguid –
Worth the $$$. ???
It works fine, but think the price is too high..I should have done more researched
Valma –
Works great for training
So far so good! I’m using this as a tool to assist in Agility training. I’m working with my poodle to learn to continue on thru obstacles, moving away from me. It’s really helping! I place the treat & train at the end of the run of obstacles, and can dispense treats when she completes the task. Also, she was starting to become obsessed with my hands (as treat holders and dispensers), and when I attempted to toss treats to the ground or floor to avoid that, the treats just bounced away and it would take her forever to find them. We’d loose momentum and focus. The treat and train dispenses them perfectly, and we’re off to repeat the exercise.Our trainer strongly recommended this as a tool months ago, but I didn’t want to spend the $. I read a bunch of reviews about it being unreliable,etc. So far, its working like a charm; I took the treat size disk with me to the store to ensure I only bought treats that fit well and won’t jam (and keep them aside just for this use). Before that, I simply used kibble. Doesn’t seem to matter to her if it’s kibble or treats. So, I may not bother with the special-size treats once these run out.I take good care of it and it’s only used in training sessions, so expect it to hold up.Also, I looked around a bit and found Amazon had the best price at the time.
Kindle Customer –
Great way to train and treat your dog from a distance.
I just received my order, it arrived in good condition, despite being shipped in it’s own box, and not inside a shipping box. The treat & train was easy to add the batteries too (which I new to order with it from other reviews) and start it right up. I followed instructions to get my dog comfortable with the noise of the motor and gears and learn when the machine beeped to look for a treat. I took 1 star off because it did not feed the treats through in a nice consistent time, but I may not have found the right size and consistency treats to use it. I am excited to see how helpful this will be in some of my agility training.
Rebecca Laymon –
Great item
Why did you pick this product vs others?:Easy to use and great for training your dog
Customer –
Great product. Hunt around for this version
I’m really happy with the Treat and Train. First of all, the four D cell batteries — which you’ll need to purchase separately — last f-o-r-e-v-e-r. I’ve had the same batteries in for weeks and the machine is still going strong, even with using it over an hour a day, set at different dispense rates. Incidentally, the wheel for small sized kibble is super small. It got jammed when I tried to use it with Cheerios. Rather than switch the wheels back and forth, I now just use the large size wheel for both the Cheerio snacks and for my dog’s toy-dog size kibble. A few pieces of kibble come out at a time, but that is okay.
Placeholder –
Doesn’t come with any batteries!
To operate the machine it needs 4 D batteries and to operate the remote you need one 23A 12V battery which is not a common battery. For how much a person pays for a plastic dog toy machine, batteries should be included. So I haven’t even had a chance to try it out as I can’t use it until my order of 2 different types of batteries come in. Very disappointed.
Heather Haag –
Requires Batteries!!
For something so expensive you’d think they would get with the times and make it rechargeable. Can be frustrating when the batteries die and your only option is to go out of your way to buy outdated batteries instead of being able to just plug it in. The remote requires a very obscure and uncommon battery. PCool tool tho