“Some dogs do learn to scoot because it makes humans laugh or gets a reaction,” says Annie-Mae Levy, a certified dog trainer ...

While you can “unclog” your dog’s anal glands by expressing them, this is a process many dog owners can’t (and don’t want to) ...

So, if your dog seems to be scooting a lot, it’s best to take them to the vet to find out if they need their glands expressed. You might also decide to speak to them about introducing more fiber ...