Dog's Reward is a term used to describe the rewards that a dog receives for good behavior. The three words that make up this term are TREAT, PAT, and BONE. A TREAT is a food item given as a reward for good behavior, such as a biscuit or a piece of meat. A PAT is a physical gesture of affection, such as a PAT on the head or a scratch behind the ears. A BONE is a chewable object, usually made of rawhide or plastic, that can be used to keep a dog occupied and entertained. All three of these rewards can be used to reward a dog for good behavior.