Prince Naveen Lamby Bear Bestie

Prince Naveen is a charming and tender boy who looks like a wise old soul, but don't let the dusting of gray on his muzzle fool you! He's estimated to be just under 3 years old and is likely a Lab mix, though his exact breed and birthday are a delightful mystery. This sweet gentleman is all about comfy blankets, squeaky toys, and showering his people with affection. He's known for his beloved Lamby toy, which he carries with him everywhere, a true testament to his loving nature. Prince Naveen is house-trained and crate-trained, and he enjoys lounging on the couch, soaking up all the cuddles he can get. He has a gentle way about him, seeking out attention and handling interactions with ease, giving the impression of a dog who has always yearned for the comfort of a loving home.

Ideal Home

Prince Naveen would thrive in a home that offers peace and quiet. He’s not a dog for chaos or roughhousing. A home without cats is a must, as he can be too eager in his interactions and doesn't understand feline boundaries. Apartment living might be possible depending on the setup and your approach, as he can be vocal.

Ongoing Health

No specific health conditions are mentioned.

Training & Support

Prince Naveen is well-behaved and house-trained. He can be vocal when food is being prepared and may bark at passing cars, but these are minor quirks. He's described as easily correctable on leash.

Application Details:

• Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
• A video call will be scheduled to meet your potential new pet.
• The adoption fee is $900, which includes all vetting, microchipping, transport, and more.
• Additional perks for adopters include discounts on DNA tests, pet insurance, training sessions, and more.

Transporation

Prince Naveen is currently fostered in Texas. Transport is available nationwide via a USDA-certified system, with drop-off locations in various states including WA, UT, OR, ID, VA, PA, OH, NY, CT, VT, TN, KY, WI, MN, IL, WI and Canada. A surcharge of $87 applies due to rising transportation costs. Texas adopters must pick up from the Houston area.