Singapore Expats

My friend just got a dog, its already over a year old and needs some classes...

does anyone know of good doggy school or in the past we had dog trainers come to our home at night.

We are in week 3 of a 10 week dog training course. It is run by Patrick, a guy who certaintly seems to know his stuff about dog training. This course is at eastpoint Mall but I understand there are other locations also. I'm sorry I don't have his contact details to hand but if you Google "dog training Singapore" that is how I found him in the first place.
I have 2 dogs and I was really nicely surprised that by week 2 both walked on the leash much better and totally stopped any pees or poos in the house.

Can recommend Josiah Gan from K9 Kulture.

www.k9kulture.com

They are at Turf City, but i think he does home visits too.

Thanks for the leads, patrick may be the same guy that trained our 3 dogs! hmmm!

Hope the following link may be useful
http://sg.88db.com/sg/Services/Ad_searc ... e=1&Page=1

there are many trainers in singapore, do u guys know any that is as good as Caesar (the one on tv)
has been thinking of a dog for my kid but worried abt training it

archcherub wrote:there are many trainers in singapore, do u guys know any that is as good as Caesar (the one on tv)
has been thinking of a dog for my kid but worried abt training it

You admire Ceasar ? He has his own detractors who find his treating dogs as animals repulsive.

Since dogs are family...

For me, his results are great but .. not sure his method always work..

Do you live in a landed property ?

good point.
im still hoping for some good ways to train an old dog.

u need a lot of pet treats and a whistle or a click.
let the dog associate good behavior with the click sound, then pet treats and reward accordingly.
its not difficult, but need patience =)

missyqiqi wrote:u need a lot of pet treats and a whistle or a click.
let the dog associate good behavior with the click sound, then pet treats and reward accordingly.
its not difficult, but need patience =)

The same way we train local workers.

sundaymorningstaple wrote:

missyqiqi wrote:u need a lot of pet treats and a whistle or a click.
let the dog associate good behavior with the click sound, then pet treats and reward accordingly.
its not difficult, but need patience =)

The same way we train local workers.

jesus HAHAHA

whats the best dog treats to train a dog....
i find my dog a little bit greedy.

There a lot online video on youtube you can find on dog training. Zak George’s channel is good.