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Definition of housebreak in English: housebreakverbhousebroke, housebroken ˈhaʊsbreɪkˈhaʊsbreɪk North American Train (a pet) to urinate and defecate outside the house or only in a special place; house-train. an elephant is exceedingly difficult to housebreak wolves are almost never housebroken Example sentencesExamples - Some of these creatures, like the dogs and cats, also have to be housebroken.
- In fact, most rescue volunteers do their best to ensure the dogs are housebroken and know some basic commands.
- This tool is magic for housebreaking a dog, and to discourage nipping.
- She's a German Shepherd / Retriever / Chow mix and very nice. Plus she's housebroken and spayed, so that's all taken care of.
- The key to housebreaking your puppy is close supervision.
- At times, it was almost like Dennis was not a kid but a pet in need of better housebreaking.
- She is a housebroken, friendly 6 year old who does not like other animals.
- He never bestirred himself to even housebreak his dogs.
- It wasn't anything particularly evil or sinister, instead more on the lines of someone who'd just managed to housebreak a small puppy.
- He's not housebroken, but he'll pose for pictures.
- When you first get your virtual pet back home, one of the biggest challenges, as it is in real life, is to housebreak it.
- Unfortunately the dog is not housebroken and loves to chew wood, inside and out.
- When using a crate to housebreak, puppies need to be taken out frequently just as if you were not using the crate.
- Some dogs are housebroken much faster than others.
- Those put up for adoption are usually housebroken - or close to it - and have had at least basic obedience training.
- While puppies have the advantage of not yet having developed any bad habits, it will be up to you to be sure your puppy is housebroken and obedience trained.
- Best of all, she is completely housebroken and uses a litterbox 100% of the time.
- Once a dog is housebroken, it won't soil its crate.
- ‘They can be difficult to housebreak,’ says Milton.
- No one wants a dog who isn't housebroken, who runs away or into the street, who won't sit, come or stay when you want him to.
- Mrs. Burke says they're housebroken and gentle and good with kids.
- The process for housebreaking a dog is the same if he is a puppy or an adult dog new to your home.
- My dog had previously been housebroken, given to the pound, and I had to retrain him.
- Dog Crates / Dog Cages offer an effective way to housebreak puppies or keep your pets safe either at home or away.
- Remember when you are trying to housebreak a new puppy, even those that usually use the backyard sometimes go in the house.
- They are over their puppy-hood and usually housebroken.
Definition of housebreak in US English: housebreakverbˈhousbrākˈhaʊsbreɪk [with object]North American Train (a pet) to urinate and defecate outside the house or only in a special place. an elephant is exceedingly difficult to housebreak wolves are almost never housebroken Example sentencesExamples - At times, it was almost like Dennis was not a kid but a pet in need of better housebreaking.
- He never bestirred himself to even housebreak his dogs.
- When you first get your virtual pet back home, one of the biggest challenges, as it is in real life, is to housebreak it.
- Some dogs are housebroken much faster than others.
- In fact, most rescue volunteers do their best to ensure the dogs are housebroken and know some basic commands.
- ‘They can be difficult to housebreak,’ says Milton.
- This tool is magic for housebreaking a dog, and to discourage nipping.
- Some of these creatures, like the dogs and cats, also have to be housebroken.
- Mrs. Burke says they're housebroken and gentle and good with kids.
- While puppies have the advantage of not yet having developed any bad habits, it will be up to you to be sure your puppy is housebroken and obedience trained.
- No one wants a dog who isn't housebroken, who runs away or into the street, who won't sit, come or stay when you want him to.
- My dog had previously been housebroken, given to the pound, and I had to retrain him.
- Once a dog is housebroken, it won't soil its crate.
- Best of all, she is completely housebroken and uses a litterbox 100% of the time.
- Those put up for adoption are usually housebroken - or close to it - and have had at least basic obedience training.
- The key to housebreaking your puppy is close supervision.
- It wasn't anything particularly evil or sinister, instead more on the lines of someone who'd just managed to housebreak a small puppy.
- Dog Crates / Dog Cages offer an effective way to housebreak puppies or keep your pets safe either at home or away.
- They are over their puppy-hood and usually housebroken.
- Remember when you are trying to housebreak a new puppy, even those that usually use the backyard sometimes go in the house.
- She is a housebroken, friendly 6 year old who does not like other animals.
- Unfortunately the dog is not housebroken and loves to chew wood, inside and out.
- When using a crate to housebreak, puppies need to be taken out frequently just as if you were not using the crate.
- He's not housebroken, but he'll pose for pictures.
- The process for housebreaking a dog is the same if he is a puppy or an adult dog new to your home.
- She's a German Shepherd / Retriever / Chow mix and very nice. Plus she's housebroken and spayed, so that's all taken care of.
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