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+Why does my dog whine?, "Reasons why your dog is whining is because: Your Dog Needs or wants something- The most obvious reason your dog may be whining is that they need or want something from you like food, water, or a walk. Maybe their favorite toy is stuck underneath the couch, and they need help getting it out. The whining could stop once you identify the problem and fix it. Whining for Attention- Sometimes dogs whine just because no one is paying attention to them. This is similar to how little kids whine when they’re bored with the grown-up talk at the dinner table. Your dog wants someone to play with or something to occupy them. Your Dog is Scared or Stressed- Whining can be your dog’s way of saying that they are scared or anxious. If your dog is also pacing, trembling, or panting while whining, they are likely fearful or anxious about something. If your dog is whining anxiously right before you leave the house, this could indicate separation anxiety. Dogs with separation anxiety often engage in destructive behaviors while you are gone. There are many calming treats and calming tools for dogs available. Pain- Whining could be an indication that your dog is in some kind of physical distress. If they whine every time they try to go up the stairs or jump on the couch, your dog may have joint pain because of arthritis. If there is no obvious reason why your dog is whining (all their needs are met and there is nothing to make them anxious). You should take your dog to the vet to get them checked out."
 Why do dogs like squeaky toys?, "Dogs like squeaky toys because hearing the high-pitched squeak and/or ripping apart a soft plush toy can be immensely satisfying to some dogs. However, dogs are individuals, and even dogs within the same breed  will have preferences due to personality differences. Some dogs prefer harder toys that feel good to chew on; others prefer toys like balls or Frisbees because they’re fun to chase and retrieve; and some dogs don’t like toys at all, unless their owner is in on the game. Your dog’s toy preferences can change throughout his/her life. Many puppies prefer rubbery-type chew toys while they’re teething, and senior dogs often like softer toys that are comfortable to hold and tug. During adulthood, your dog may need sturdier toys, such as thick ropes, or harder rubber balls."
 Why do dogs roll in the grass?,"Dogs have a strong sense of smell and use it to interact with the world. They can use scent to pick up trails of prey or communicate with other dogs. So if your dog is rolling in the grass, it may be about picking up a smell, covering a smell, or leaving their scent behind."
 How can clicker training help my dog?,"A clicker can communicate to your dog positive reinforcement and show them they did what you wanted them to do. It helps them realize that a treat is on the way."