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Small rewards

Training treats for dogs

Pre-cut cubes or pieces you portion yourself? Compare three dried lung formats for small rewards. Each has one named animal ingredient; their piece sizes differ.

A dog looks up at a small reward held outdoors

4 min read · Reviewed 26 October 2026

What differs between them?

Beef lung cubes
Already cut into small pieces. Check each piece against the size your dog handles comfortably.
Beef lung
Larger, irregular natural pieces. You prepare smaller rewards yourself rather than getting pre-cut cubes.
Lamb lung
Lamb instead of beef, with a loose texture and variable pieces. A different ingredient does not guarantee tolerance.

The formats side by side

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Current product information, checked
Format and ingredientSize classChew hardnessBreakability
Beef lung cubes100% beef lungCut cubesMini, up to 5 cmVery soft1 of 5Easy to break
Beef lung100% beef lungNatural piecesMedium, 11 to 20 cmVery soft1 of 5Easy to break
Lamb lung100% lamb lungNatural piecesMedium, 11 to 20 cmVery soft1 of 5Easy to break

Source: the linked shop product pages. Hardness is our internal comparison scale, not a standardised dental test. Size classes describe the product, not the size of dog. Natural pieces vary.

For your choice: Choose pre-cut beef lung cubes when you want to start with small pieces. Whole beef lung leaves the portioning to you; lamb lung changes the animal ingredient. Check each piece before offering it.

Plan the rewards before training

Put the treats for the session aside first. Check that your dog can take and chew the chosen size calmly. Larger ears, skin and bully sticks are a different format from small rewards for repeated exercises.

A small piece is not a measured calorie portion. We do not hold manufacturer energy figures for these chews, so we give no fixed gram allowance.

Read how to choose and account for treats →

Build a reward routine you can repeat

Before you leave, decide which exercises need a reward and prepare the pieces. Pre-cut cubes save one preparation step; larger lung pieces leave the portioning to you. Check the pack instructions before breaking or cutting a piece. These are dried treats, not moist soft bites.

After the session, note which format your dog took calmly and whether you needed to change the piece size. Next time, compare the same format before changing both ingredient and size at once. A useful training choice is one you can prepare and offer consistently.

For a practical activity at home, our scent-game guide explains four simple searches with food or a familiar toy. Try four indoor scent games →

Ingredients and origin

The composition and analytical values come from supplier documentation. These products are dried natural pieces produced in Poland. Check the batch and best-before date on your pack. Product pages show current pack sizes and prices.

How we document origin and batches →

Sources and editorial responsibility

WSAVA recommends suitable piece size, supervision and accounting for treats in the feeding plan. Its general guidance does not approve these individual products. WSAVA: Feeding treats to your dog.

Editorial responsibility: Redas Klerauskas

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