Translations for „housebroken“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈhouse·bro·ken ADJ inv Am (house-trained)

housebroken animal

stubenrein

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English

He is housebroken, he is neutered, he is up to date on all his vaccines.

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She's about 2 years old, great with cats and dogs -- as well as humans -- and is housebroken and healthy.

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Zoe is good with other dogs, walks well on a leash and is housebroken.

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Like dogs, they can be easily housebroken, taught to fetch and come to heel.

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In addition, dingoes have strong toileting instincts and can be easily housebroken.

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And we're housebroken; we're a lot more fun to invite into your living room than the one who isn't.

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She's a bit of a talker, fibs a little, doesn't cost much to feed, and is housebroken.

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They are housebroken, but need a home without cats.

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She is housebroken and suitable for homes with children 17 and older.

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Like soft crates, they are not suitable for dogs who are not housebroken, or for vehicle travel.

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