housebroken (Meaning)

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housebroken (s)

(of pets) trained to urinate and defecate outside or in a special place

No strong antonyms found.

The housebroken puppy delighted its owners with its ability to control its bladder and bowels indoors.
Before adopting the kitten, the family ensured it was fully housebroken to prevent any accidents.
The rescue dog's transition to a housebroken companion required patience and positive reinforcement.
The apartment managers required all tenants to have housebroken pets to maintain a clean and odorless environment.
The rambunctious puppy tested the limits of its housebroken status, leading to occasional missteps.
The housebroken parrot surprised its owners by learning to use its designated toilet area with remarkable accuracy.
The geriatric cat experienced some setbacks in its housebroken routine, necessitating veterinary attention and medication.
The neighbor's housebroken dog was allowed to roam freely in the yard, entertaining passersby with its friendly antics.
By consistently using designated potty areas and rewarding good behavior, the family successfully housebroke all of their pets within a few months.
The veterinarian recommended a housebreaking spray to assist in reinforcing the desired behavior in the newly adopted dog.

(of pets) trained to urinate and defecate outside or in a special place

trained, broken, docile, domesticated,tamed, tame, subdued, domestic, halterbroken, submissive

untrained, unbroken, feral, wild, undomesticated,savage, feral, wild, untamed, untamed

The housebroken puppy delighted its owners with its ability to control its bladder and bowels indoors.

Before adopting the kitten, the family ensured it was fully housebroken to prevent any accidents.

The rescue dog's transition to a housebroken companion required patience and positive reinforcement.

The apartment managers required all tenants to have housebroken pets to maintain a clean and odorless environment.