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Dog trainers in Singapore
Find trainers for foundations, behaviour work and household challenges. Ask how they assess cases, involve the owner and choose methods before committing to a package.
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Dog Training Singapore
Ang Mo Kio · TrainingPrivate obedience is S$980 for six private sessions plus two group sessions.
DOGPAPA
Islandwide (home visits) · TrainingIn-home consultation S$250; Baby Puppy Class (4 sessions, under 12 months) S$720; Adult Class (4 sessions, 12 months+) S$880.
Happy-Dog Training
Balestier · TrainingPuppy socialisation is S$450 for four classes; private home training is S$200 per class or from S$400 for three-class level packages; board-and-train starts at S$700 per week.Photo 1 of 3
K9 Kampong Dog Training
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Kaizen 4 Dogs Training & Daycare (formerly Ginny & Friends)
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Pawrus
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Pawsible - Dog Enrichment School
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Perfect K9
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Pet Coach SG
Siglap · TrainingGroup courses are generally S$650 for six classes; Puppy Holistic Development is S$800 for eight classes; day training is S$680 for seven sessions plus one skills-transfer session.Photo 1 of 3
Sunny Chong Dog Training School
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Waggie Dog Training School
Bendemeer · TrainingGroup training is S$880 for eight weekly 1.5-hour classes; private lessons are S$350 once or S$1,650 for five.Questions before you choose
How do I choose a dog trainer?
Look for clear methods, realistic goals, owner coaching and an assessment process. Avoid guarantees and techniques that rely on fear, pain or intimidation.
Are group classes or private sessions better?
Group classes suit foundation skills and controlled practice, while private sessions can better address home routines, reactivity or problems tied to a specific environment.
How much dog training will I need?
Progress depends on the behaviour, learning history and how consistently the household practises. A good trainer should explain milestones rather than promise a fixed cure.