Skip to main content

Hopefordogs Canine Training

EDUCATE | ADVOCATE | EMPOWER

Compassionate, reward-based dog training for every dog in Singapore.

Companionship with a dog is a lifelong process that starts when the dog joins the family. At Hopefordogs Canine Training, we place the animal’s welfare and emotional well-being at the forefront of our training.

AVS Accredited

ACDT Dog Trainer

Accreditations

Family Dog

Mediator

IAABC

Accredited

Fear Free

Professional

ISCP

Behaviour Practitioner

Aggressive Dogs

Certified

Why choose us

At Hopefordogs Canine Training, we advocate using compassionate and reward-based methods in our coaching, placing the dog’s welfare and emotional well-being at the forefront of every training session. Our philosophy revolves around understanding each dog’s unique personality, needs, and experiences, ensuring that training is a positive and enriching process for both dogs and their guardians.

"Beneath every behaviour there is a feeling. And beneath each feeling is a need. And when we meet that need, rather than focus on the behaviour, we begin to deal with the cause, not the symptom."

Our Services

Training For Every Dog

Puppies 8 weeks up

Kinder Puppy Program

Suitable for puppies 8 weeks and older

The essential first steps to building positive habits and social skills, helping your puppy grow into a confident, well-adjusted adult dog.

dogs 5 months up

Basic Manners Program

Reward-based coaching methods

Empower your dog with essential life skills using gentle, reward-based techniques that ensure a positive, force-free learning experience.

dogs of all ages

Behavioural Modification

Evidence-based methods

Addressing behavioural challenges by focusing on the dog’s underlying emotions and meeting their needs, not just managing the symptoms.

Not sure where to begin? A Canine Assessment can help us narrow it down.

Why you should let them sniff

Mental stimulation: Sniffing engages a dog’s brain, and provides mental stimulation and enrichment. 

Behavioural outlet: Sniffing is a natural behavior for dogs, and allowing them to do so can help prevent boredom and reduce the likelihood of destructive behaviours at home.

Sensory exploration: Dogs experience the world primarily through their sense of smell. They explore their world and surroundings by sniffing.

Improved mood and reduced stress: Sniffing can have a calming effect and may help regulate cortisol levels, reducing overall stress.

What Pawrents Say

Our Testimonials

Jacky was patient and had imparted knowledge to us on how to train our dog properly with demonstration and plenty of practices. Great experience as a first time owner.
kinder puppy program: jacky provided great guidance for me and my family on how we can help doudou achieve more confidence and ultimately have a more enriching life 🙂 he patiently guided us and gave advice specific to our struggles as first time dog owners and all training were for the best interest for dou, overall a great and enriching experience not only for dou, also for us!
Long story short, I would not recommend this trainer for behavioural correction. I was looking for help with barking issues for my 2-year-old dog and found Hope for Dogs on Google. After answering several questions over WhatsApp, I booked an evaluation and review session costing over $300. The trainer came to my home for the evaluation but stayed for about 40 minutes. Because my dog was barking non-stop, he never really tried to get close to him. Instead, he mainly threw treats from a distance to distract him and stop the barking. said my dog was not calm enough to train and advised us to do calming exercises instead. We were sent a few training videos to follow on our own. Over the next 3 months, he only checked in about once a month. There was no mention of when the review session would happen, and eventually the review session that was included was never carried out. There also did not seem to be much concern about whether my dog’s behaviour had improved. On the 4th month, I contacted him again to ask if there was anything that could help with leash pulling. He simply suggested buying a two-point leash from their website, which I did, but no instructions or guidance were provided on how to use it. Overall, I felt disappointed with the experience and did not receive the behavioural training support I was hoping for.
0
0
Your Cart
Your cart is emptyReturn to Shop

10% OFF!

FOR SINGAPORE SPECIALS AND ADOPTED FURKIDS

TERMS AND
CONDITIONS APPLY.