| A kitten arriving in a house is generally not housetrained, with the exception of the place where he sleeps. |
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| A puppy that is new to a home is generally not housetrained, with the exception of the place where it sleeps. |
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| Is education a public good, or a means to rack up CV points and deliver housetrained recruits to big employers? |
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| For the puppy to be properly housetrained, he must be taken out every two hours and imperatively after every meal. |
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| I would add that it is better not to allow dogs everywhere in the house until they are housetrained. |
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| As Oliver has been in a home for so long he is housetrained and he can cope with being left. |
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| She's housetrained so I have to walk her twice day, but she's just a lovely pet to have. |
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| Even highly housetrained teenagers will miss something. |
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| But despite being fully housetrained, well-mannered and friendly, the three-yearold is still homeless. |
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| She can also live with children over the age of 12, and she is housetrained. |
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| She is housetrained, likes the company of most other dogs, and would love a home with older kids and an active lifestyle. |
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| Little Girl, a 3-year-old Border Collie Mix, is housetrained, good with kids and loves treats, so teaching her some commands shouldn't be too hard. |
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