housebroke
No indoor accidents
Housebroke is the past tense of housebreak—to train a pet, especially a dog, to eliminate outdoors or in a designated spot rather than anywhere in the house: We finally housebroke the puppy after weeks of accidents.
The adjective form is housebroken: Is your dog housebroken?
Able to use toilet
- toilet-trainedAble to use bathroom
- accidentsUnintended harmful occurrences
- puppy padsAbsorbent sheets for dogs
- litter boxIndoor pet waste receptacle
indoors · routine · consistency · supervision · rewards · positive reinforcement · correction · behavior modification
Conducting oneself properly
- disciplinedHaving strict self-control
- compliantYielding to others' wishes
- obedientFollowing commands willingly
- mannerlyHaving good social conduct
socialized · conditioned · habituated · acclimated · adapted · domesticated · civilized · settled
potty-trained
Able to use toilet
- toilet-trainedAble to use bathroom
- accidentsUnintended harmful occurrences
- puppy padsAbsorbent sheets for dogs
litter box · indoors · routine · consistency · supervision · rewards · positive reinforcement · correction · behavior modification · clicker training
well-behaved
Conducting oneself properly
- disciplinedHaving strict self-control
- compliantYielding to others' wishes
- obedientFollowing commands willingly
mannerly · socialized · conditioned · habituated · acclimated · adapted · domesticated · civilized · settled · gentle
cleanliness
Absence of dirt
- urineRenal excretion fluid
- fecesSolid digestive waste
- odor controlManaging unwanted smells
accidents · cleanup · spray · marking · soiling · sanitary · mess · stain · deodorizer · absorbent