Waggies was established in 1985, and since then has helped thousands of owners train and build rapport with their dogs. Their team consists of professional trainers that are greatly experienced in handling different breeds and types of pets. They know to expose pets to situations away from their homes and to practice them out of the usual comfort zone. Waggies has also worked with tons of celebrities and helped train dogs for a variety of shows. That’s enough proof of how much they can be trusted with your fur babies.

Pawrus offers a full range of pet care and training services and this includes their best dog training in Singapore! The training academy houses professional trainers who conduct a variety of courses and programs. This includes puppy training where you can learn techniques that you can use for years to come. For their dog training, they mostly have advanced courses in which your dogs can learn sports and agility, canine freestyle, K9 nosework, and so much more!

Sunny Chong Dog Training School is one of the most established schools for dog training in Singapore, being incorporated since 1998 and with a steady track record of training more than 40,000 dogs all over the island. They also work closely with other pet-related brands such as Pet Lover’s Centre, Singapore’s biggest pet store chain.

The Dog Listener Consultancy's dog training courses go beyond obedience training by resolving your dog’s toilet training, chewing, barking, aggression and other issues at the source through our proven dog training Classes and Consultations. Learn obedience training for dogs in Singapore the humane, effective and efficient way!

At Mutt Matters, they use scientifically-proven, humane and reward-based training methods. This means that they do NOT use shock, pain or fear to train your dogs. Studies have shown that using pain or fear to train your dogs can cause unintended negative associations and potentially contribute to aggression in dogs, as well as tarnish the trust and relationship you have with your dog.​

They believe that there is a better way to train man's best friend than using pain or fear. Dogs trained using positive reinforcement methods are a joy to watch - always happy and eager to work, with the ability to problem-solve! When you see the difference between dogs trained using reward-based versus traditional compulsion training methods, there's no turning back!