If you feed your dog only treats everyday or for a while the treats don't become treats anymore. It's like human life, if you eat snacks for every meal the snacks would become your breakfast, lunch and dinner. If you try to teach your dog a trick what are you gonna give him? He is so use to eating treats there's like no reward for him to do that trick.
Dog treats contain a small amount of colored dye which may not break down in the digestive system. It is possible that feeding a dog a large number of the same colored treats for a very long time might eventually change his color, as the excess dye is laid down on the hair by the dog's follicles; but if that happens, you are likely feeding your dog far too many treats.
go to dog kindergarten and stop giving her treats and start spending time with her.
Train your dog or get it to like you Often you can use treats as a reward for your dog coming to you. They will associate you with treats. You want to make a big deal out of it when your dog does come to you with a lot of praise. Never call your dog to scold it or reprimand it for doing something wrong. This is a fast way to teach them not to come to you.
That he is depressed. Or is lonely.
Dog treats wher invented for rewarding your dog when he/she does good.
12 dog treats equals 12
You shouldn't be feeding you dog chocolate because it can be harmful to the dog. There isn't a right or wrong answer for this question but for you dog's safety, you shouldn't give an opportunity for that.
Try feeding the dog the same amount of food, and only at certain times of the day. When it appears he/she has eaten his/her fill, take the food away.This way, if the dog is addicted to eating food, he cannot graze on the food as he/she pleases.If you feel that you must give the dog treats, give them only as rewards for tricks, not just as rewards for "going outside" or some other trivial thing. Stick only to dog treats, not human foods, and give them only on special occasions, so the dog does not become accustomed to receiving them, or tries to get treats for everything.Also, if the dog tends to roam by the dinner table while someone is eating, become strict. Say "No" firmly, do not purposely drop food morsels, or even put the dog outside or in another room entirely when a meal is in session.Hope this breaks the habit. :)
Take it to the vet they will tell you what is wrong with it. It might be that you are feeding it something that its allergic to or something
dog treats costs vary because of different kinds of dog treats and different brands you need to be more specific
Because you've been giving him too many treats, or youre feeding him human food too often.or because it doesnt like that type of food
Spoon feeding them can help but if they still wont eat I'd either take them to the vet or give them treats like dog chocolate drops!