OH NORMAN WTF Pork Flavored Training Soft & Chewy Dog Treats, 5-oz bag

Small treat that is a great size for just snacking or training. I love the limited ingredient list. No fillers and ingredients you can't pronounce so you know you're giving your dog something healthy. It is also helpful for people who have dogs with allergies. My dogs will eat the treats but haven't eaten them as eagerly as other treats they have had recently.

As the proud owner of a rambunctious two-year-old German Shepherd named Max, I've tried my fair share of dog treats over the years. From bland kibble bits to overly chewy jerky strips, nothing quite hits the mark like the W.T.F. Dog Training Treats in the Pork Bites flavor. This bag of 6 oz (141.7 g) goodness has become our go-to for everything from basic obedience drills to those high-energy fetch sessions in the backyard. Reviewed and certified by board-certified veterinary specialists, these treats are made with natural ingredients that align perfectly with my commitment to wholesome nutrition for my big boy. And let me tell you, Max's enthusiastic tail-wags every time I reach for this red-and-white pouch are proof enough that we've struck gold. What sets these Pork Bites apart is their irresistible appeal to a powerful breed like a German Shepherd. Max, tipping the scales at 85 pounds, has a voracious appetite and a discerning palate—he's not one to settle for just any snack. These treats are small, bite-sized morsels that make training seamless; I can dole them out one at a time without spoiling his dinner. The pork flavor is rich and savory, drawing out that focused "what's my next command?" stare that every Shepherd owner dreams of during recall practice or heel work. We've seen remarkable progress in just a few weeks: Max now masters complex tricks like "spin" and "crawl" with minimal distraction, all thanks to the high-value reward these provide. The "Oh Norman!" branding adds a fun, cheeky vibe to our routine—it's like the treats are winking at us, saying, "Your dog's about to wow you." One of our favorite quirks with these treats? Max absolutely adores them cold. We keep the entire bag in the refrigerator right after opening, and it seems to amplify that fresh, meaty aroma he goes nuts for. Chilled, they become even more enticing, turning a simple sit-stay session into a full-on excitement fest. The cool temperature also makes them a refreshing treat on hot summer days, helping Max stay cool while we train under the afternoon sun. It's these little personal touches that make W.T.F. feel like a treat designed with real dogs (and their quirky preferences) in mind. No artificial additives here—just pure, natural pork goodness that keeps his coat shiny and his energy levels steady. Of course, as with any premium product, there's a nod to the practical side. For a larger dog like Max, these Pork Bites can feel a tad pricey for daily indulgence; a 6 oz bag vanishes quicker than you'd think during intensive training marathons. At around $10-12 per pouch (depending on where you snag it), it's an investment best reserved for high-reward moments rather than free-feeding. That said, for smaller breeds or pups in lighter training phases, they're an absolute steal—longer-lasting and more economical, stretching that bag over weeks of consistent use. The compact size and resealable pouch ensure freshness, minimizing waste and maximizing value no matter your dog's build. In a sea of generic treats that leave your pup uninterested or your wallet lighter without results, W.T.F. Dog Training Treats – Pork Bites stand tall as a five-star essential. They've transformed our bond with Max, making every session joyful and effective. If you're training a German Shepherd or any working breed, grab a bag, pop it in the fridge, and watch the magic unfold. Your dog will thank you—with sloppy kisses and flawless obedience. Highly recommended

This smell nice, but don't seem to appeal to my four dogs. They are very dense and hard to break apart. It takes some effort for my dogs to chew. My two good hounds who eat anything ate them without much gusto, but my picky eaters spit them out.