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I seen one of someone putting a treat under a sticky note(in there hand) and the dog pawed if so they gave them the treat, then they put the sticky note on the buttons and the dog did that and they rewarded the dog, then they made the sticky note smaller then just took out the sticky note and the dog hit the button, I held mine in my hand and asked for a paw then told them to press the button, then I told them it’s outside,after that I put it on the floor, then when they got that I put mine on the door(my dogs are substantially bigger) but I wanted to make sure they know how to do both because there is a puppy too

Oh curious as to why it didn't work for you?

@@stayseyliuu6293 corkscrew did nothing but spin in place

You can find many videos about teaching the dog to touch the button or (in most cases) ring a bell. Same idea.

Yes. Depends on how they are made.

Might be the brand. Works for me

@@travisswartzendruber222 I figured it out. They need 4 to 5 minutes.

Thanks for sharing this with us, Verona! How did your senior pup do with the puffs?

Oh yaaay, we're stoked to hear that! Give your pup some lovings from us please :)

Huh, how strange...maybe you should try our Yak Cheese Dog chews instead?!

@Creeping Normality Ah-hah ! Maybe mine was also made in china because it’s very hard (had to take it away as my dog could have broken his teeth) and decided to soak it in boiling water. After 30 mins, no change at all. There was no packaging - just sold in the pet shop loose. Next time I’ll pay attention!

@Creeping Normality They're not going to get "squishy" no matter what brand you get.

Thanks for being a loyal customer, Diane, and thank you for your kind words!

That's a good question, Melissa! We haven't tried it yet, but you may be able to use your oven as well!

Throw it out maybe? Or use a cheese grater or food processor to make a little sprinkled topping

@@madeleine363 Thanks for sharing your ideas, Madeleine :) It would probably need to be a meat processor rather than a food processor because the chew is pretty tough.

Hi Diane, thanks so much for your question! All of our Smart Bells and add-on activators should come with instructions. Please let me know if yours was missing and we'll make it right!

Hey I'm in the UK (Scotland) and been using yak cheese chews for a long time. You can get them at b and m or pets at home. I also believe amazon may have them also x

There now available at pets at home !!!

Hi and thanks for your questions! 1. Yep, you can nuke the whole thing if you want. 2. A sharp bread knife should work best to cut them. 3. We don't sell them as puffs because we'd have to microwave them beforehand :) And that takes away from the long-lasting chewing entertainment. Typically we only suggest nuking the last bite. You could also try our Pig Ear Chews for your Yorkies - they're probably easier to chew on for them! mightypaw.com/collections/chews-treats/products/naturals-half-pig-ears-12-pack

@@mightypaw7662 Or... and here is a thought... You can put the ones aside that don't pass inspection, cut them into bite sized chunks and sell THEM as microwavable puffs. Then people can buy them in ready to microwave size!

@@labella9291 Thanks so much for your suggestion and for thinking outside the box :-)

Hi Charlene, you can teach your dog to ring a door bell using our Smart Bell :) Detailed instructions come with the Smart Bell!

@@mightypaw7662 horrible response

Hi Cino, we're so happy to hear that! It's so interesting to see how long it takes our pups to get the chews down to a small size. We've experienced everything from a few hours to a few days and weeks. Your pup just broke a new record, ha!!

My yak chews came with instructions to microwave them so my dog can’t even get through the unmicrowaved chew. She is older so maybe that’s a reason but she does crunch through once it’s a cheese puff. I thought putting it in the microwave was the requirement cuz it is such a hard chew.

Hi Alina, we'll let you know when we have one! Thanks for the suggestion :)

Hi!! Thanks for you comment and for your great question! We shot this video quite a while ago but I think I remember it being a large. Hope this helps :)

Hi Ellie, thank you so much for the feedback! Our company is still growing and we're slowly but surely working on creating videos for all of our products. In the meantime, I'd love to point you to a couple hands-free bungee running leash sources we have so far: czcams.com/video/R26Ymf-fPf4/video.html instagram.com/tv/CLFhytkF7Ra/?

We're working on it :) Thanks for the suggestion!

Thank you, Emma, we're happy to hear that!