Obedient (adjective)

1. Ready to obey; willing to comply with commands or wishes.
2. Submissive to the authority or will of another; dutiful.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french, or from latin obedient- "obeying", from the verb obedire (see obey).

Examples:

1. The dog was obedient and followed all of its owner's commands.
2. He was always obedient to his parents' wishes.
3. The children were obedient and well-behaved.
4. She was an obedient wife and always did as her husband asked.
5. The soldiers were obedient to their commanding officer.