I like these treats. The flavors are unusual. Something different for your dog.

Pros: unusual flavors

Cons: none

we occasionally give these to our dogs for special training treats--they love them

Pros: good treats

Cons: pricey

I haven't seen these particular ones, but my dogs love the heart shaped good life treats. They go insane over them! They even smell good with lots of healthy human ingredients too:)

Pros: great variety

Cons: hard to find

These are excellent treats without wheat and corn, the two things my pup is most allergic too. These little gems come in small, colorful boxes in very non-traditional pup flavors: peanut butter and jelly have to be the tops in my house. These are bite sized treats, may not be good for the larger breed pups. Still somewhat soft, they are easily broken up for training bits. Love them because they are made with 100% human grade ingredients so no fear of what is going in their tummies. Great for my allergy pup.

Pros: Flavor choices, texture

Cons: None

My dog got a box of these from her "secret doggie santa" and she really liked them--we had the Apple Pie flavor, and I almost would have eaten them!

I like them, b/c they are made by Sojos, which is a company local to me, and they only use "healthy" ingredients. The biscuits are TINY, so they'd be great for a little dog. My greyhound wanted to eat 5 at a time! I rated them lower for training, b/c my dog likes "soft" treats for training, but the size would be convenient for that purpose.

Pros: I would almost eat them

Cons: pricey, small package