To start with, it's not really a scientific question. It also presumes facts not necessarily in evidence, specifically that dogs "like" squeaky toys.
A more "sciencey" phrasing would be "Do dogs prefer to play with toys that squeak over toys that do not?" This is something you could actually measure, by giving dogs a choice between the two toys and seeing which they play with more (ideally, they'd be the same toy with the squeaker removed in one case, to minimize other factors like shape, smell, texture or color). You could even make guesses as to why (e.g. "the squeaking attracts their attention" or "it simulates the noises made by small prey animals"), but as you can see from the examples, they're pretty much just that: guesses.
squeak
To use squeak as an adjective, you would say squeaky.He was a squeaky little mouse.
Yes. Squeak/y.
2 syllables: squeak-y
Oil it
I just fixed this on my car. All you need to do is spray some DW-40 on the area that is squeaky, and squeak no more
My reef flip flops squeak with every step I take also, I like the flip flops except for the squeak. Reef has a problem with the flip flops. I have no idea how to correct the squeak.
you have a squeaky fanbelt..it either needs replacing or oiling
Squeak in tires (when turning in particular) could mean low tire pressure, or bald tires.
Well im not sure where your talking on the front end but its possible the belt is squeaky and that could be because of it isn't tight enough. your brakes could be squeaky because theyre worn. but ya there are many things that could squeak in the front end
squinky, wheepy, creepy, sneaky, sleepy and more...
My 2007 Murano has squeaky brakes when I first start out, usually in the morning or after sitting for awhile. After a minute or so, the squeak goes away. The brakes work fine.