Housebroken

/ˈhaʊsbroʊkən/
adjective

A term describing a pet, particularly a dog, that is trained to eliminate waste in designated areas, usually outside.

My dog is housebroken, so he never makes a mess inside the house.
Visual representation of "housebroken" - A term describing a pet, particularly a dog, that is trained to eliminate waste in designated areas, usually outside.

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adjective

A term describing a pet, particularly a dog, that is trained to eliminate waste in designated areas, usually outside.

My dog is housebroken, so he never makes a mess inside the house.
Visual representation of "housebroken" - A term describing a pet, particularly a dog, that is trained to eliminate waste in designated areas, usually outside.

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housebroken pet,housebroken dog,housebroken cat

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Training

Housebreaking is essential for pet care

A housebroken pet is more likely to be accepted in homes.
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Social Conduct

In a metaphorical sense, calling someone 'housebroken' may imply they are well-adjusted or socially acceptable

He is very housebroken in his manners.
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Cultural Context

The term reflects pet care practices and societal expectations regarding animal behavior

Housebreaking varies widely by culture.
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Training

Housebreaking is essential for pet care

A housebroken pet is more likely to be accepted in homes.
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Social Conduct

In a metaphorical sense, calling someone 'housebroken' may imply they are well-adjusted or socially acceptable

He is very housebroken in his manners.
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Cultural Context

The term reflects pet care practices and societal expectations regarding animal behavior

Housebreaking varies widely by culture.
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Training

Housebreaking is essential for pet care

A housebroken pet is more likely to be accepted in homes.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Social Conduct

In a metaphorical sense, calling someone 'housebroken' may imply they are well-adjusted or socially acceptable

He is very housebroken in his manners.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Cultural Context

The term reflects pet care practices and societal expectations regarding animal behavior

Housebreaking varies widely by culture.
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