Prince

Every royal needs the right kingdom - and for Prince, that means a home where he can set the pace and feel truly safe.<br/><br/>Prince is the shyest of his crew, arriving at Mountain Humane with nine other under-socialized poodle-mix pups. He's a sensitive, fearful boy who retreats when approached, can shut down in stressful situations, and finds comfort in small, cozy spaces - his beloved igloo in the play yard is his sanctuary, and it tells you everything you need to know about what he needs: a quiet corner of the world that's entirely his own.<br/><br/>Prince is not yet comfortable with handling and will need a highly experienced adopter who understands fearful dogs and is committed to building trust slowly, on his terms - through positive reinforcement, zero pressure, and a whole lot of patience.<br/><br/>Prince would do best in a home that:<br/>- Has significant experience with fearful or under-socialized dogs<br/>- Will allow him to decompress and engage entirely on his own terms<br/>- Is calm, quiet, and predictable<br/>- Understands this is a long game - and that he's worth every bit of it<br/><br/>Prince may be slow to warm up, but for the right person, earning his trust will be one of the most rewarding things they've ever done.

Every royal needs the right kingdom - and for Prince, that means a home where he can set the pace and feel truly safe.

Prince is the shyest of his crew, arriving at Mountain Humane with nine other under-socialized poodle-mix pups. He's a sensitive, fearful boy who retreats when approached, can shut down in stressful situations, and finds comfort in small, cozy spaces - his beloved igloo in the play yard is his sanctuary, and it tells you everything you need to know about what he needs: a quiet corner of the world that's entirely his own.

Prince is not yet comfortable with handling and will need a highly experienced adopter who understands fearful dogs and is committed to building trust slowly, on his terms - through positive reinforcement, zero pressure, and a whole lot of patience.

Prince would do best in a home that:
- Has significant experience with fearful or under-socialized dogs
- Will allow him to decompress and engage entirely on his own terms
- Is calm, quiet, and predictable

Every royal needs the right kingdom - and for Prince, that means a home where he can set the pace and feel truly safe.

Prince is the shyest of his crew, arriving at Mountain Humane with nine other under-socialized poodle-mix pups. He's a sensitive, fearful boy who retreats when approached, can shut down in stressful situations, and finds comfort in small, cozy spaces - his beloved igloo in the play yard is his sanctuary, and it tells you everything you need to know about what he needs: a quiet corner of the world that's entirely his own.

Prince is not yet comfortable with handling and will need a highly experienced adopter who understands fearful dogs and is committed to building trust slowly, on his terms - through positive reinforcement, zero pressure, and a whole lot of patience.

Prince would do best in a home that:
- Has significant experience with fearful or under-socialized dogs
- Will allow him to decompress and engage entirely on his own terms
- Is calm, quiet, and predictable
- Understands this is a long game - and that he's worth every bit of it

Prince may be slow to warm up, but for the right person, earning his trust will be one of the most rewarding things they've ever done.