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Puppy for Sale Singapore
Puppy for sale Singapore, the short answer: $3,288–$10,888 across 40+ breeds, every price published by breed before you enquire. Every puppy is vet-checked, vaccinated and microchipped before it meets you, and we sell under AVS breeder licence BR25052.
You can check that licence yourself in the public registry in about two minutes. Prices, the licence and the HDB rules are all on this page, so nothing needs a message first.
AVS licence BR25052
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AvailableHow much does a puppy cost in Singapore?
The honest puppy price in Singapore from an AVS-licensed seller ranges from $3,288–$10,888, depending on the breed. Each price includes vaccinations to date, deworming, a vet health check, health certification and ancestry records. Well-bred puppies are not cheap, but the paperwork is exactly what a suspiciously cheap listing cannot show you.
The published price range, end to end
Why are some puppies advertised under $500?
A puppy advertised under $500 in Singapore is almost always one of two things: an adoption fee from a shelter or rescue, or a sale by someone with no licence to sell. The first is a genuine and often better path. The second is where buyers lose money and puppies lose vet care.
Licensed prices start around $3,288 because the breeding premises are inspected, the vaccinations and deworming are done and recorded, and every puppy is traceable to the farm that whelped it. None of that is free, and none of it appears in a chat-app listing.
| What you get | AVS-licensed seller | Unlicensed listing | Shelter adoption |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical cost | $3,288–$10,888 | Well below the licensed floor | Adoption fee, usually a few hundred dollars |
| Licence you can check in the registry | Yes | No | Registered charity or rescue |
| Vaccination booklet and record | Yes | Rarely | Usually, plus sterilisation |
| Health certification and vet check | Yes | No | Vet-assessed |
| Ancestry records | Yes | No | Usually mixed breed |
| Breed and age certainty | Yes | Claimed, not evidenced | Varies |
| Recourse if something is wrong | Licensed seller, traceable | None | Rescue support |
Checking any seller takes two minutes: ask for the licence number, then search the AVS public registry for it. If adoption is the better fit for your household, read adopting rather than buying before you spend anything.
Where can I buy a puppy in Singapore?
Singapore has four routes: AVS-licensed farms, licensed pet shops and marketplaces, shelters and rescues, and unlicensed private listings. The first three are traceable and the last is not. Whichever you pick, check the licence number in the registry and meet the puppy before any money moves.
The four routes, and which of them you can check
Browse by breed
We list 40+ breeds, from small dogs for flats to large ones for landed homes. Any puppy for sale Singapore families are shown here carries its price on the card.
The best place to buy a puppy is wherever you can verify the seller, meet the puppy and see its papers. Start with the most asked-for pages below, or jump to the HDB-approved group if you live in a flat.
Check us, please
Is Puppy Singapore an AVS-licensed seller?
Puppy Singapore is the online marketplace by William Goh Pet Farm, whose dogs are whelped at the Sungei Tengah farm cluster under AVS breeder licenceBR25052. We are the only seller on this search page that shows you where to check that claim.
- 1 Open the AVS public registry of licensed pet breeders.
- 2 Search the list for William Goh Pet Farm LLP.
- 3 Match the licence number you see there to the one in our footer.
Do this for any seller, not just us. Two minutes on a government page beats any promise a listing makes.
What the licence actually covers
- Inspected premises: AVS licenses the breeding facility, not just the business name.
- Traceable puppies: health certification and ancestry records tie each puppy to the farm.
- A number that renews: licence numbers change on renewal; ours is current as of the March 2026 registry.
Which breeds can you keep in an HDB flat?
HDB allows one dog per flat, and only breeds on its approved list of roughly 62 small breeds. Nobody else on this search result will tell you that a Corgi is not on that list. We will, because a returned puppy is worse for everyone than a redirected choice.
The HDB pet rules are short and worth two minutes, and our full list of HDB-approved dogs sorts every breed we carry.
| Breed | HDB flat | Grooming load | Energy | Typical range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toy Poodle | Approved | High (curly coat) | Medium | $3,488–$5,988 |
| Maltese | Approved | High (silk coat) | Low–medium | $4,288–$5,988 |
| Maltipoo | Approved | Medium | Medium | $3,288–$5,988 |
| Corgi | Not approved | Medium (sheds) | High | $3,688–$5,500 |
| Golden Retriever | Not approved | Medium (sheds) | High | $4,588–$5,500 |
| Dachshund | Approved | Low (smooth coat) | Medium | $4,288–$6,088 |
What comes with every puppy
The price on a breed page is the price. Every puppy leaves the farm with the same six things, and you can check each one against the paperwork in your hand on homecoming day.
Vaccinations to date
Core doses at weeks 6 and 8 before homecoming, recorded in the booklet that travels with the puppy.
Deworming at every visit
Done at each vet visit through the vaccination schedule, not once at the end.
Vet health check
A licensed vet examines the puppy before it is cleared to go home.
Microchip
Implanted and registered, which is also what your AVS dog licence is tied to.
Health certification
Written, signed and dated, so the record is verifiable rather than verbal.
Ancestry records
Plus kennel club registration where the breed and litter qualify.
When can your puppy come home?
The timeline is set by the vaccination schedule, not by us. Core jabs run at weeks 6, 8 and 12, deworming happens at every visit, and your puppy goes home about a week after the second vaccination, at around week 9. Our puppy vaccination schedule page walks the whole first year.
How viewing and reserving works
- 1
WhatsApp us. Tell us the breed, or send a name from this page. We reply with photos, videos and the exact go-home date.
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View by appointment. Meet the puppy, handle the paperwork, ask anything. No obligation, no hard sell.
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Reserve a puppy. Lock yours in while it finishes its vaccination schedule with our vet.
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Week-9 homecoming. About a week after the second jab, your puppy comes home; door-to-door delivery is available if you prefer.
- 5
Week-12 visit is yours. The third vaccination happens with you, and the booster runs annually from year one.
Pricing, published
$3,288–$10,888
Typical range across our 40+ breeds (SGD).
- Vet health check & vaccinations to date
- Deworming (done with every vaccination visit)
- Health certification & ancestry records
- Microchipped before homecoming
- Door-to-door delivery available
Litters are small. Placements are weekly.
If a puppy above caught your eye, ask about it today, not next weekend.
Adopt or buy? An honest answer from a seller
Sometimes adoption is simply the right call. If you are flexible on breed, age and history, the dogs for adoption in Singapore's shelters are wonderful, and our adopt-or-buy guide covers the dog adoption process, the fees and Project ADORE for HDB households honestly.
A bred puppy fits better when the details are non-negotiable: a specific coat for an allergy-prone household, an HDB-approved size, a temperament you can meet as a baby, or a first dog where you want the full health history in writing. Both paths end with a loved dog; the wrong fit on either path ends with a returned one.
Who a puppy is not right for
- 1 Nobody home all day. A puppy under four months cannot hold its bladder through a ten-hour workday, and the crying carries through HDB walls.
- 2 A flat or lease the breed is not allowed in. HDB permits 62 breeds and one dog per flat, and many condo MCSTs add their own rules. Check both before choosing a breed.
- 3 A budget that stops at the purchase price. Grooming, food, vet care and the annual booster continue for a dog's whole life.
- 4 No appetite for the first eight weeks. Toilet training, broken sleep and chewed furniture are the normal case, not the bad one.
What it costs to keep a dog in Singapore each month
Plan on $40 to $250 a month after the purchase price, and the spread is mostly coat and size.
- Food: $30 to $120 a month, depending on how big the dog gets.
- Grooming: $50 to $120 a session every 4 to 8 weeks for curly and long coats.
- Routine vet care plus the annual booster, on top of both.
- The AVS dog licence: $15 a year for a sterilised dog and $90 for a non-sterilised one, less a 10% online rebate.
Our price hub breaks down what each breed actually costs to buy and to keep, breed by breed.
Life with a puppy here: the unglamorous first month
The neighbour factor
A crying puppy travels through HDB walls. Crate training from night one, and the 3-3-3 rule (3 days overwhelmed, 3 weeks settling, 3 months at home) keeps expectations sane. Our training guide covers the first fortnight hour by hour.
The heat
Walk before 9am or after 6pm, keep water on every outing, and remember thick-coated breeds live their best lives in airconditioned rooms. Park connectors beat pavements for puppy paws.
The real monthly bill
Budget beyond the purchase: food, pet insurance if you take it, the annual booster, grooming every 4 to 8 weeks for curly coats. The AVS dog licence is $15 a year for a sterilised dog and $90 for a non-sterilised one, with the first licence at the unsterilised rate. A first time dog owner should plan the monthly cost before the homecoming, not after.
The puppy training guide takes over from here, from potty routines to leash manners.
What buyers say
Our parent farm, William Goh Pet Farm, holds a 4.5-star Google rating across 64 reviews. We do not reprint individual reviews here without the buyer's written permission, so read them in full on Google, or see what buyers say about us.
What a puppy for sale Singapore buyer must do by law
1. The AVS dog licence
Mandatory for every dog, $15 a year for a sterilised dog and $90 for a non-sterilised one, less a 10% online rebate. Puppies go home not yet sterilised (vets recommend sterilising from about 7 months), so your first licence is at the unsterilised rate.
2. The Pet Ownership Course
First-time owners must complete the AVS Pet Ownership Course before licensing. It is short, online and genuinely useful for a first dog.
Where the figures on this page come from
- AVS licence BR25052 and how to verify it: the NParks public registry of AVS-licensed pet breeders, checked 26 August 2026. The licence renews yearly, so the number here is the current one rather than a historical one.
- The published price span: this site's own breed pricing, reviewed 26 August 2026, read at build time from the same data every breed page uses. The floor, the ceiling and the count of breeds starting under $5,000 are computed rather than typed, so the figure cannot drift from the breed pages.
- HDB-approved breeds and one dog per flat: HDB's own pet rules, confirmed in a browser on 25 August 2026 (the host blocks automated requests).
- Vaccination and homecoming timings: the regulatory facts maintained for this site. Core doses at weeks 6, 8 and 12, an optional dose at week 16, homecoming about a week after the second dose, and an annual booster from year one.
- Dog licence fees and the Pet Ownership Course: the AVS licence fee page, read 2026-08-26. That table is headed "before 1 September 2026", so these figures have a known expiry.
- The four routes: described by what each one does and does not leave on a public record. No seller, marketplace or listing is named or characterised, and we publish no figure for how common unlicensed selling is, because we hold none we can stand behind.
- Buyer-check guidance: Southend Dog Training, quoted above with a link to the source video and used for the reasoning rather than as an authority on any breed.
Figures last checked 26 August 2026.
Puppies for sale in Singapore, answered
How much does a puppy cost in Singapore?
A well-bred puppy from an AVS-licensed seller in Singapore costs $3,288 to $10,888, depending on the breed. That price includes the vaccinations done to date, deworming, a vet health check, a microchip, health certification and ancestry records. Our per-breed price table shows what each breed starts at, with no enquiry needed.
What is the cheapest place to get a puppy in Singapore?
Adoption. A shelter or rescue adoption fee usually runs well under a licensed sale price, and it is a legitimate path we point buyers to when breed and age are flexible. The sub-$500 sale listings that show up in search are a different thing: they are almost always unlicensed sellers, and none of the vaccination, health or ancestry paperwork comes with them.
Is $2,000 expensive for a dog in Singapore?
No, $2,000 sits below the licensed-market floor for most pedigree breeds in Singapore, where prices start around $3,288. A pedigree puppy advertised well under that usually means an unlicensed seller, an undisclosed health issue or no ancestry records. Adoption is the separate case: a shelter fee under $2,000 is normal and honest.
Which dogs can I get for around $5,000 in Singapore?
At around $5,000 most of our 40+ breeds are open to you, including the Toy Poodle, Maltipoo, Cavapoo, Maltese, Shih Tzu, Bichon Frise, Dachshund and Corgi. The larger and rarer breeds sit higher in the range. Every breed page publishes its own range, so you can filter by budget before you message us.
Is Puppy Singapore an AVS-licensed seller?
Yes. Puppy Singapore is the online marketplace by William Goh Pet Farm, which holds AVS dog breeder licence BR25052. You can verify this yourself in two minutes: open the AVS public registry of licensed pet breeders on the NParks website and search for William Goh Pet Farm. The licence renews yearly, and the number on this page is the current one.
How do I check whether a puppy seller in Singapore is licensed?
Ask for the licence number, then search the AVS public registry of licensed pet breeders on the NParks website for it. A licensed seller gives you the number without hesitation. If a seller offers only a photo of a certificate, a claim of being AVS compliant, or no number at all, treat that as your answer.
Where can I buy a puppy in Singapore?
There are four honest options: AVS-licensed farms in the Sungei Tengah cluster, licensed pet shops and online marketplaces, shelters and rescues, and unlicensed private listings on chat apps and classifieds. The first three are traceable. Whichever you choose, check the licence in the registry, read the vaccination booklet and see the puppy in person before any money moves.
Can I see the puppy before I buy?
Yes, and you should. Viewing is by appointment at the farm through WhatsApp at +65 8806 6180, and we send same-day photos and video before you travel. Reserve after you have met the puppy, not before. Any seller who will not let you see a puppy in person is telling you something.
When can my puppy come home?
About a week after its second vaccination, which lands around week 9 of the puppy's life. Core vaccinations run at weeks 6, 8 and 12, with an optional dose at week 16, and deworming happens at every visit. The week-12 jab happens with you and your own vet, from the booklet that goes home with the puppy.
What vaccinations will my puppy have had?
Core vaccinations at weeks 6 and 8 are done before homecoming, with the week-12 dose due after your puppy is home and an optional dose at week 16. The vaccination booklet goes home with the puppy so your vet continues from the exact record. From year one, the booster is annual.
Which dog breeds are HDB-approved?
HDB permits 62 breeds in a flat, one dog per flat, under published size criteria. Toy Poodles, Maltese, Shih Tzus, Bichon Frises, Dachshunds and Chihuahuas are approved. Corgis and Golden Retrievers are not, so they need a condo or a landed home. Project ADORE covers local mixed-breed rescues outside that list.
Do I need a dog licence in Singapore?
Yes, every dog in Singapore needs an AVS dog licence, and it is separate from our breeder licence. A one-year licence is $15 for a sterilised dog and $90 for a non-sterilised one, less a 10% rebate if you pay online. Puppies go home not yet sterilised, since vets recommend sterilising from about 7 months, so your first licence is at the unsterilised rate. First-time owners also complete the AVS Pet Ownership Course.
What documents come with the puppy?
Every puppy goes home with its vaccination booklet, health certification and ancestry records, plus kennel club registration where applicable. Keep the vaccination booklet handy: your vet continues the schedule from it, and the annual booster runs from year one.
Do you deliver, or do I have to collect?
Both work. Most families view once by appointment, then choose door-to-door delivery on homecoming day. Collection at the farm is equally fine, and either way the puppy travels after its second vaccination, not before.
What happens if there are no puppies of my breed available?
Tell us the breed on WhatsApp and we put you on the waitlist for the next litter, then send photos and video the moment one is born. Litters here are small, so this is common. We would rather leave a breed unlisted for a week than show you a puppy that is already placed.
Is it better to adopt or buy a dog in Singapore?
Adopt if you are flexible on breed, age and history, and you want a lower fee and a home for a dog that needs one. Buy from a licensed seller if you need breed certainty for an HDB-approved size, a specific coat for an allergy-prone household, or a full written health and ancestry record from day one. Both are honest paths.
How much does it cost to keep a dog in Singapore each month?
Budget roughly $40 to $250 a month after the purchase price. Food runs $30 to $120 depending on size, grooming is $50 to $120 a session every 4 to 8 weeks for curly and long coats, and routine vet care plus the annual booster sit on top. The AVS dog licence is S$15 a year for a sterilised dog and S$90 for a non-sterilised one, less a 10% rebate if you pay online.
Which puppy suits a first-time owner in a flat?
The Maltipoo, Cavapoo, Shih Tzu, Bichon Frise and Toy Poodle are the five we recommend most to first-time owners in HDB flats. All are HDB-approved, small enough for flat life, and settle quickly. Budget for grooming every 4 to 8 weeks on all five, since every one of them carries a coat that needs cutting.