He's a picky Chinese Crested from Miami with impossibly high standards. If a treat makes it onto this site, it earned its place the hard way.
Chinese Cresteds are famous for being difficult eaters. Halim takes that reputation to a whole new level — he'll turn his nose up at treats most dogs inhale in seconds.
That's exactly what makes him useful. If Halim actually eats something, it means the treat is genuinely good. No paid placements, no hype, no 5-star reviews bought by brands. Just honest reactions from a dog who has no reason to lie.
Read Halim's story →We focus on the categories where reviews actually matter — where "best dog treats" lists fall short and picky dogs walk away hungry.
Treats that even the most discerning eaters don't refuse. Tested personally by the pickiest dog we know.
See the list →Sensitive stomachs, specific nutrition needs. Treats that work for Chinese Cresteds, Chihuahuas, Yorkies and friends.
See the list →Freeze-dried liver, dehydrated chicken, nothing else. The cleanest treats Amazon has on offer.
See the list →Small, soft, high-value treats for training sessions. Low calorie, big motivation.
See the list →
I spent three months perfecting a dehydrated beef liver recipe for Halim. The treats were beautiful, slow-dried at 170°F, single ingredient. Then I learned something that made me rethink the whole project.
Read the full storyWe scan the top-rated treats on Amazon, read hundreds of reviews, and filter for ingredients we actually trust.
Each treat goes through real trials in our Miami apartment. Does he eat it? Does he beg for more? Does he walk away?
Honest verdicts. No 5-star ratings for everything. If a treat flopped, we say so and tell you what to buy instead.