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Well, for the off-leash, some people successfully do it and I don't, I'm training my boy in recall for emergencies like a leash malfunction or a collar snap or such, any event where he becomes loose. I personally wouldn't trust a husky to come back, they tend to be like "I'M ON N ADVENTURE" and off they go, We chased Lucifer into a busy street for half an hour he wouldn't come back for anything. So, I don't personally recommend it.

On the issue of Talking, Lucifer's usually pretty quiet but sometimes we'll sing with him, it depends on the dog.

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Yeshe is, he doesn't tend to mind it though

For housebreaking, I would go back to the basics. Let her out every around every hour. Especially right after she's eaten, drank or napped. Make sure when you're taking her out telling her "good potty" or whatever word you use to associate with going outside, and give her treats when she goes outside. Make sure you're cleaning your carpets with something that kills the enzymes, like Nature's Miracle, otherwise she's going to keep smelling it and urinating on it.

For the offleash, since you really don't know her history and tendencies I wouldn't let her offleash unless the area is completely fenced in. I would never allow a couple of my dogs offleash, ever. They only are allowed off leash in our fenced in dog park.

Thank you for rescuing!

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They have a way of doing that

I probably would until she starts going out consistently because otherwise she might just think going outside means playing, not going potty.

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Right, that's what I would do, but if it were a puppy I'd probably crate the puppy if it didn't go potty since they don't usually like to go potty where they sleep, but I don't know if you want to do this.

I personally would only let her play outside right after she went potty outside, so if she went, I'd let her off leash and let her play, if she didn't she had to go back inside.

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