10 Best Pet Training Services In Singapore (2026 Guide)

By KakiList Editorial Team · 6 Oct 2026 · 7 min read · Pet Training

So you finally brought home that fluffy BTO-warming gift — a puppy, kitten, or maybe a rescue from SOSD. Cute for the first week. Then reality hits: shredded Ikea cushions, 6am zoomies, or your cat treating the curtains like Ninja Warrior obstacles. Jialat.

Before you consider returning your fur kid like a Shopee parcel (please don't), know that pet training Singapore services exist for exactly this chaos. Whether you're dealing with a BTO-destroying puppy or a cat who thinks 3am is zoomies o'clock, there's a trainer out there for you. We rounded up the best options — from basic obedience to hardcore behaviour rehab — so your home can go back to being liveable.

brown and white dog running through pole obstacles — Image credit: Murilo Viviani / Unsplash

1. Puppy Foundation Classes

Most trainers offer a 4-8 week foundation package covering sit, stay, toilet training, and basic leash manners. This is the bread-and-butter of pet training Singapore providers and usually the first stop for new puppy owners.

Price: $80-$150 per session, or $500-$900 for a full package.

Takeaway: Start this within the first 2-3 months — puppies are sponges, and bad habits are way harder to un-teach later.

2. In-Home Private Training

Instead of lugging your anxious dog to a studio in Tai Seng, some trainers come straight to your HDB or condo. Super useful if your pet's problem behaviour (barking at the door, guarding the sofa) only shows up at home anyway.

Price: $100-$200 per session, slightly pricier due to travel.

Takeaway: Great for shy or reactive pets who freeze up in unfamiliar environments.

yellow labrador retriever puppy on green grass field during daytime — Image credit: Akhila Katuri / Unsplash

3. Group Obedience Classes

Held at places like dog runs in Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park or dedicated training centres in Ubi, group classes mix structured lessons with socialisation. Your dog learns commands while also learning not to lose its mind every time it sees another dog.

Price: $40-$70 per class, often sold in packs of 6-8.

Takeaway: Cheaper than private lessons, but only works if your dog isn't already aggressive — check with the trainer first.