$3,288–$10,888 · licence BR25052 · 40+ breeds
Puppy Prices in Singapore, Published by Breed
The puppy price in Singapore runs from $3,288 to $10,888 at an AVS-licensed seller, and we publish every breed's figure below. Most sellers make you WhatsApp them to hear a number; we would rather you compare honestly first, then message us about a puppy you can actually afford and legally keep.
How much does a puppy cost in Singapore?
A well-bred, AVS-licensed puppy in Singapore costs from $3,288 to $10,888depending on the breed. That price includes vaccinations to date, deworming, a vet health check, a microchip, health certification and ancestry records. Adoption is far cheaper, typically $70 to $600, but almost never gets you a young puppy.
Puppy prices by breed
Every breed links to its full guide. Prices are the puppy price in SGD and include the health work and paperwork listed further down. The HDB column matters as much as the price: budgeting for a breed you cannot legally keep in your flat helps nobody.
| Breed | HDB flat | Size | Price (SGD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maltipoo | HDB-approved | Toy | $3,288–$5,988 |
| Cavapoo | HDB-approved | Small | $3,288–$5,988 |
| Morkie | HDB-approved | Toy | $3,288–$5,388 |
| Toy Poodle | HDB-approved | Toy | $3,488–$5,988 |
| Labradoodle | Not HDB-approved | Medium | $3,488–$4,800 |
| Standard Poodle | Not HDB-approved | Large | $3,488–$5,988 |
| Beagle | Not HDB-approved | Small | $3,588–$4,500 |
| Corgi | Not HDB-approved | Medium | $3,688–$5,500 |
| Jack Russell Terrier | HDB-approved | Small | $3,888–$5,988 |
| Bichon Frise | HDB-approved | Small | $3,888–$5,988 |
| Biewer Terrier | HDB-approved | Toy | $3,888–$5,388 |
| Shih Tzu | HDB-approved | Small | $3,988–$5,288 |
| Papillon | HDB-approved | Toy | $4,088–$6,088 |
| Dachshund | HDB-approved | Small | $4,288–$6,088 |
| Maltese | HDB-approved | Toy | $4,288–$5,988 |
| Chihuahua | HDB-approved | Toy | $4,288–$4,888 |
| Golden Retriever | Not HDB-approved | Large | $4,588–$5,500 |
| Pug | HDB-approved | Small | $4,588–$5,288 |
| Labrador Retriever | Not HDB-approved | Large | $4,588–$5,500 |
| American Cocker Spaniel | Not HDB-approved | Small | $4,588–$5,988 |
| West Highland Terrier | HDB-approved | Small | $4,688–$5,988 |
| Yorkshire Terrier | HDB-approved | Toy | $4,688–$5,388 |
| Shiba Inu | Not HDB-approved | Small | $4,788–$6,500 |
| Japanese Spitz | HDB-approved | Small | $4,888–$5,088 |
| Pomeranian | HDB-approved | Toy | $4,888–$5,388 |
| Miniature Schnauzer | HDB-approved | Small | $4,888–$5,388 |
| Shetland Sheepdog | HDB-approved | Small | $4,988–$6,500 |
| Siberian Husky | Not HDB-approved | Large | $5,088–$6,088 |
| Cavalier King Charles Spaniel | HDB-approved | Small | $5,588–$6,588 |
| Border Collie | Not HDB-approved | Medium | $5,880–$6,988 |
| French Bulldog | Not HDB-approved | Small | $6,800–$8,800 |
| Chow Chow | Not HDB-approved | Medium | $6,888–$10,888 |
| British Bulldog | Not HDB-approved | Medium | $6,988–$9,988 |
Prices are indicative of each breed's typical range and can vary with age, colour and availability. Confirm the exact price of a specific puppy with us on WhatsApp.
Why does the same breed span a price range?
Four things move a puppy's price within its breed's range, and a seller quoting one flat number for every puppy is averaging them for you. We would rather show the range and explain the position of a specific puppy inside it when you ask about that puppy.
Colour
Rarer coat colours in a litter are priced above common ones.
Size within breed
The smallest healthy puppies of toy breeds are the most asked for.
Lineage
Deeper documented ancestry costs more to produce and shows in the papers.
Availability
Litters are small and placements weekly; scarcity moves the month’s prices.
What every price includes
Each item below maps to a document you physically hold at homecoming. That is the difference between a price and a number.
Vet health check
Checked by our partner vet before any viewing is arranged. You see the result, not a promise.
Vaccinations to date
Core schedule at weeks 6, 8 and 12, with deworming at every visit. The vaccination booklet comes home with the puppy.
Health certification
Documented health status in your hand at homecoming, not a verbal assurance.
Ancestry records
Traceable parentage from the farm, with kennel club registration where applicable.
Microchip
Microchipped before the puppy comes home, ready for your AVS licence application.
A verifiable licence
AVS breeder licence BR25052, checkable by you on the public registry in two minutes.
Homecoming also includes our welcome pack of free gifts for the first days home.
Why licensed puppies cost more than Telegram listings
Search results for puppy prices in Singapore fill up with "under $500" and "cheap puppies" queries, so let us answer the real question behind them. A $1,500 listing is cheaper because something on the inclusions list above is missing: the vaccinations, the vet check, the microchip, the traceable paperwork, or the inspected facility behind all of it.
The maths rarely survives the first vet visit. Treating a preventable illness like parvovirus can cost thousands of dollars, and the heartbreak is worse than the bill. A published, fair price from a seller you can verify on the AVS registry is the cheaper choice over a dog's whole life.
One honest caveat from a seller: if budget is the real constraint, the answer is not a cheaper listing, it is adoption. Fees run about $70 to $600, and adoption in Singapore and what it really costs is covered honestly in our guide, including why adoptable dogs here are rarely puppies.
Comparing sellers? Good.
Ask every seller for the same three things: the licence number, the vaccination booklet, the health certification. We will show ours first.
The true monthly cost after the purchase price
The purchase price is the entry fee, not the subscription. Budget roughly $40 to $250 a month depending on the breed, and plan these lines before homecoming, not after.
| Cost line | Typical range | What moves it |
|---|---|---|
| Food | $30–$120/month | Dog size; a Golden Retriever eats several times what a Maltipoo does |
| Grooming | $50–$120 per session, every 4–8 weeks | Coat type; curly and long coats need the most |
| Routine vet care | Annual booster + check-up | The core booster is annual from year one onward |
| AVS dog licence | $13.50–$81 | Duration and sterilisation status; first licence is at the unsterilised rate |
| Pet insurance (optional) | From about $30/month | Age, breed and coverage level |
Grooming cadence and food costs differ sharply by breed; see every breed we carry, grouped by home type for per-breed grooming and energy profiles before you budget.
From reservation to week-9 homecoming
The timeline between choosing a puppy and bringing it home is set by the vaccination schedule, not by us. Core jabs run at weeks 6, 8 and 12, with deworming at every visit; our full vaccination schedule for the first year walks every jab.
- 1
View by appointment. Meet the puppy and its paperwork first. We never ask you to commit to a photo.
- 2
Reserve after meeting. If it is the one, you reserve it while it finishes its early vaccinations with our vet.
- 3
Weeks 6 and 8 happen with us. First and second core vaccinations, plus deworming at each visit.
- 4
Week-9 homecoming. About a week after the second jab, your puppy comes home. Door-to-door delivery is available.
- 5
Week 12 happens with you. The third core vaccination is yours, and the booster runs annually from year one.
Your two legal costs on top of the price
- The AVS dog licence: mandatory for every dog, $13.50 to $81 depending on duration and sterilisation status. Puppies go home not yet sterilised, so your first licence is at the unsterilised rate.
- The Pet Ownership Course: first-time owners must complete the AVS Pet Ownership Course before licensing. It is short, online and genuinely useful.
- Living in an HDB flat? One dog per flat, approved breeds only; check which breeds HDB actually allows before you fall for a price.
How to verify any seller's price is honest
A price means nothing without the seller behind it. Run this two-minute check on us and on every other seller you compare, and the market gets honest fast.
- 1 Open the AVS public registry of licensed pet breeders.
- 2 Search for William Goh Pet Farm LLP, our parent farm, and match licence BR25052 to our footer.
- 3 Ask the seller for the vaccination booklet and health certification of the specific puppy. A fair price comes with both.
Our parent farm holds a 4.5-star Google rating across 64 reviews. We put the licence number on this page because we want you to check it, and to hold every other seller to the same standard.
Puppy price questions, answered
How much does a puppy cost in Singapore?
A well-bred, AVS-licensed puppy in Singapore costs from $3,288 to $10,888 depending on the breed. Smaller, more common breeds like the Maltipoo, Cavapoo and Toy Poodle start lower, while rarer or larger breeds sit at the top of the range. Every price includes vaccinations to date, deworming, a vet check, a microchip, health certification and ancestry records.
Why do licensed puppies cost more than cheap online listings?
A licensed puppy’s price pays for veterinary care, vaccinations, health screening and traceable paperwork from an inspected facility. A suspiciously cheap listing on Telegram or Gumtree usually omits exactly those items. Treating one case of parvovirus can cost thousands of dollars, so the upfront saving often disappears at the first vet visit.
What is included in Puppy Singapore’s published price?
Every puppy comes vet-checked, vaccinated to date, dewormed and microchipped, with health certification, ancestry records and a vaccination booklet, plus our welcome pack of free gifts. Door-to-door delivery is available. The breeder licence behind every puppy (BR25052) is verifiable on the AVS public registry.
What is the cheapest way to get a dog in Singapore?
Honestly, adoption. Shelter fees in Singapore typically run from about $70 to $600, far below any responsible breeder’s price. Adoptable dogs here are mostly older dogs and Singapore Specials rather than puppies, so adoption suits you when breed, age and size are flexible. If you specifically need a young puppy of a known breed, buying from a licensed seller is the safe path.
How much does a dog cost per month in Singapore?
Budget roughly $40 to $250 a month after the purchase price, depending on the breed. Food scales with size, grooming every 4 to 8 weeks is the biggest swing factor for curly-coated breeds, and the annual booster and routine vet care sit on top. The AVS dog licence itself costs $13.50 to $81.
Do your prices include GST and delivery?
Our published prices are the puppy price; message us on WhatsApp for the current position on delivery and any extras. We keep pricing transparent so you can compare honestly before you commit, rather than discovering add-ons later.
Can I pay for a puppy in instalments?
Payment options can change, so the honest answer is to ask us directly on WhatsApp. What we will not do is let a payment plan rush you into the wrong breed for your home, which is why our breed guides and the HDB rules come first.
When do I actually pay: at reservation or at homecoming?
You reserve after you have met the puppy at a viewing, never sight-unseen. Confirm the exact payment steps with us on WhatsApp when you reserve; the timeline to homecoming is fixed by the vaccination schedule either way, with the puppy coming home about a week after its second jab, around week 9.
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