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Everyone
enjoys a treat every once in a while, and dogs are no exception. Treats can
serve a number of useful purposes, such as training rewards, satisfying the urge
to chew and as part of your dental care routine.
There are at least as many, if not more, types of treats on the market as there are types of dog food. It shouldn't be difficult to find a few brands that your dog enjoys, just be careful not to overindulge him, or he could become obese.
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