The phrase "obedient dog" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in many contexts, such as when describing a helpful and loyal pet. For example, "My neighbor's obedient dog always helps them in the garden."
Sometimes my normally obedient dog, Ornette, escapes our fenced yard and will not return on command.
To make the most abstract drawing, Mr. Wood said, "the tricky thing is to get the least obedient dog".
Like me, he refuses to demean himself by perpetuating the stereotypes of "the good dog," the obedient dog, the unthinking mammal.
He would go to London for meetings, an obedient dog at his heels, but was not impressed by London parties or famous people.
It shows a bald man on his hands and knees like an obedient dog before a standing women who wears only red shoes and thigh-high red stockings.
When she finished her essay, or whatever it was that she had been writing, she groped in her purse and all of a sudden the obedient dog reared to get away.
More obedient dogs like German shepherds and bichon frisés live long for their size, he reveals in the June issue of The American Naturalist.
On Open Space, they're allowed to run off leash if they have a green Open Space tag--a tag that's freely sold to obedient dogs and wild, aggressive dogs alike.
That's one of the biggest takeaways for us: Had we toed the company line and stayed at our desks like obedient dogs instead of gallivanting around the U.S., we probably would have been pink-slipped anyway.
Obedient dogs may even allow you to use your wireless mouse on their backs while they lay down.
Go to any Internet search engine and type keywords into the search field such as "buy trained dogs" or "buy obedient dogs".
