Easter Dog Treats & Hunt Game

What's more fun than a good old-fashioned Easter egg hunt? Well for your Miniature Schnauzer it would probably be an Easter dog treat hunt. And that's what we have for you here.

You see, Miniature Schnauzers were originally bred to hunt vermin and today they still have strong hunting instincts. That's why they love to chase and explore.

The other thing Miniature Schnauzers love is being with people, their owners in particular. They also love a challenge and lots of praise for a job well-done. And if the praise also involves yummy treat rewards, all the better.

That's why this fun Find the Treat dog game makes the perfect activity for Miniature Schnauzer owners this Easter.

How it Works:

3 Simple Steps for a great time with your Miniature Schnauzer:

1. Bake up a batch of our yummy Tuna Balls (see recipe below).
2. Hide treats around your home.
3. Release your dog to seek them out.

Tuna Balls Dog Treats

This is our very own Easter Tuna Balls Dog Treats recipe. It is super simple to make and a great treat recipe for diabetic dogs, too. Of course it doesn't have to be Easter to make these tuna balls for your Mini Schnauzer who is sure to enjoy the thrill of the hunt any time of the year. So if your ready let's head to the kitchen.

Easter Dog Treat Tuna Balls Recipe

INGREDIENTS:

• 1 can of chunk light tun in water
  
• 1 egg
  
• 1/4 cup Parmesan grated cheese
  
• 2 pieces of toast
  
• 2 Tbsp of water

DIRECTIONS:

1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2. Whisk egg in a medium sized bowl.
3. Drain water from can of tuna fish.
4. Add tuna to egg.
5. Add the grated cheese.
6. Cut toast into very small pieces and fold into mixture.
7. Add 2 tablespoons of water and mix.
8. Scoop out small amounts of meat mixture and roll into little balls in the palm of your hand. Place rolled balls on a cookie sheet lightly sprayed with nonfat cooking spray. Make the treats about the size of a gum ball (see photos).
9. Bake dog treats for 15 minutes

Let the treats cool completely. Store left over treats in a food storage plastic bag (like Ziploc). Keep in the refrigerator for 3 days or place in freezer for months.

Tip: If you are going to store treats in the freezer, put them on a flat surface, like a paper plate and allow them to freeze for 2 hours. Then put the frozen Easter dog treats tuna balls into Ziploc bag. This will keep the tuna balls from sticking together. Also if you are going to have a hunt outside in the yard, make the tuna balls about the size of meatballs.

Easter Hunt Dog Treat Game

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