Dog training cubes Arami C by Arami — turkey, 500 g

Arami C by Arami — turkey training cubes are bite-sized dog treats formulated for reward-based training. Supplied in a 500 g pack, these cubes are made with turkey as the primary protein source and are portioned into small, single-bite pieces to allow for frequent, controlled rewards during obedience, agility, or behavioral sessions. The product is designed to be palatable and easy to handle, facilitating quick positive reinforcement without interrupting training flow.

Advantages

These training cubes combine convenience and portion control: the small size supports rapid repetition during training while minimizing calorie intake per reward. The turkey formulation provides an identifiable animal protein that can enhance motivation for many dogs. The 500 g packaging ensures a sufficient supply for multiple sessions and trialing different training routines. The texture and size are intended to be easy to break or feed whole, enabling versatile use in various training methods.

Suitable for

• Obedience training and basic commands
• Agility practice and performance reinforcement
• Behavioural modification and impulse control exercises
• Clicker training and high-repetition drills
• Rewarding small or medium breed dogs during sessions

Key specifications

• Primary flavour: turkey
• Form: bite-sized cubes (single-bite portions)
• Net weight: 500 g pack
• Intended use: training treat / reward
• Suitable for dogs of various sizes (small to large), with portion control recommended

How to use

Use Arami C training cubes as immediate positive reinforcement during training sessions. Offer one cube each time the dog performs the desired behaviour, keeping rewards quick to maintain momentum. For multiple repetitions, break cubes into smaller pieces if necessary to reduce caloric intake. Store the pack sealed and in a cool, dry place to preserve freshness. Monitor total daily treat allowance and reduce meal portions accordingly to avoid overfeeding.

Usage recommendations

Use short, frequent training sessions and keep treats readily accessible in a treat pouch or container. Adapt portion size to your dog’s size and activity level; consult your veterinarian if your dog has dietary restrictions or specific health needs.