AVS licence BR25052 · 59 Sungei Tengah Road

Dog Breeder Singapore: William Goh Pet Farm

If you are looking for a dog breeder Singapore families can visit and check, start here: William Goh Pet Farm holds AVS dog-breeding licence BR25052, breeds Corgis, Cavapoos and Dachshunds on the farm, and lets puppies go home from 9 weeks.

  • BR25052 AVS licence
  • By appointment 12:00 to 18:00 daily
  • From 9 weeks at handover
The short answer

A licensed dog breeder in Singapore, in one paragraph

A dog breeder in Singapore has to hold an AVS dog-breeding licence, and every licensed breeder is listed on the AVS public registry[1] . William Goh Pet Farm is one of them: licence BR25052, 59 Sungei Tengah Road, puppies from $2,488 by breed, and handover from 9 weeks with two vaccinations done.

Availability

Puppies you can view this month

Litters change every week, so the honest answer to "what do you have?" lives on WhatsApp, where we send current photos, dates of birth and prices. We breed three lines on the farm ourselves, and we carry other breeds from licensed breeders, each one labelled with where it was bred.

Corgi, Cavapoo and Dachshund, bred here on the farm

William Goh breeds the Corgi, the Cavapoo and the Dachshund at Sungei Tengah, carrying on the William Goh Kennel lines the farm took over in 2020, when that kennel already had more than 40 years behind it. Each card below shows the price band from our own listings and whether the breed can live in an HDB flat.

Other breeds, and where each litter was bred

Around 29 breeds pass through our listings, and most of them are not bred on this farm. They come from other licensed breeders, some from Australian, UK or Irish parent lines, and imports from those four countries enter Singapore under the AVS import rules for Schedule I countries[2] .

On a recent listing sheet, 51 of our Cavapoo listings were of local lines, 33 Australian, 14 UK and 2 Irish. Before you visit, we tell you in writing where the puppy you are asking about was bred, and we never describe a sourced puppy as one of ours.

Price bands by breed, from $2,488 to $9,888

The bands below come from our own listings on 19 September 2026, not from another seller's website. Two Corgis can differ by several thousand dollars because of an imported line, DNA-tested parents or coat colour.

Price band by breed on our 19 September 2026 listings

Comparison of Corgi (bred on the farm), Dachshund (bred on the farm), Cavapoo (bred on the farm), French Bulldog (sourced) Corgi (bred on the farm): 7500$. Dachshund (bred on the farm): 6800$. Cavapoo (bred on the farm): 6500$. French Bulldog (sourced): 9888$. Corgi (bred on the farm) 7500$ $2,488 to $7,500 Dachshund (bred on the farm) 6800$ $3,588 to $6,800 Cavapoo (bred on the farm) 6500$ $2,500 to $6,500 French Bulldog (sourced) 9888$ $6,000 to $9,888
Top of each band in Singapore dollars; the full band is printed on each bar. Source: William Goh Pet Farm listings, 19 Sep 2026.

Every price includes deworming, a microchip, the vaccinations due by handover and a vet health check. Ask for today's price on WhatsApp for the puppy you have in mind.

Verify before you visit

Dog breeder Singapore check: is the seller on the AVS list?

21 licensed dog breeders, one address

The list of licensed breeders the Animal & Veterinary Service updated on 1 September 2026 names 21 licensed dog breeders, and all 21 operate at 59 Sungei Tengah Road[3] . A puppy offered from a home, an HDB flat or a daycare comes from a seller who is not on that list.

For that puppy, none of the licence conditions on age, vaccination or parent health apply. That gap is the whole reason to check.

The check takes about a minute. Open the list, search for the seller's name, and compare the licence number with the one on their advert. The AVS is a cluster of the National Parks Board, so the list sits on an NParks address. Ours reads BR25052 under William Goh Pet Farm LLP.

What clause 9.1 and 9.2 mean when you read a puppy advert

Clause 9.2 of the AVS dog-breeding licence conditions requires every sale advert from a licensed breeder to carry the breeder's name and licence number[4] . An advert with neither is a warning sign before you have even called.

Clause 9.1 limits which dogs a licensed breeder may advertise, which is why the question "where was this puppy bred?" deserves a written answer. We give one for every puppy, bred here or not.

A five-point checklist

How to find a real dog breeder?

A real breeder passes five checks you can run yourself, and none of them needs a vet degree. Use it on every dog breeder Singapore sellers advertise online, and bring it to any viewing, including ours.

  1. The licence number matches the AVS list. Same name, same number, and the seller is at a licensed address.
  2. You can see where the puppy was raised. Clause 9.10 lets a buyer ask in writing to view the breeding area or the parents, remotely where biosecurity requires it.
  3. The paperwork is in writing. Age, sex and vet record, plus a vaccination card signed by a vet with the microchip number on it.
  4. The mother was not bred too young. Ask how old the dam was when she was mated.
  5. No money changes hands before you have seen the puppy. A deposit for a puppy you never met is the opening move in most puppy scams.

Dr Klein speaks from a US registry context, but the point carries: ask the dam's age, and expect a straight answer[5] .

Why we tell buyers to walk away from some sellers

We would rather lose a sale than see a family buy from a puppy mill or a smuggler, with no licence conditions behind the puppy. Walk away from a vaccination card with no vet's signature, from a seller who will not name where the puppy was bred, and from anyone who pushes for payment before you have met the dog.

Bring this checklist to your viewing and ask us every question on it.

The farm

Dog farm Singapore: what you see at Sungei Tengah

The farm sits in the Sungei Tengah licensed breeding estate in the far west of Singapore, at 59 Sungei Tengah Road, Block L #01-19. It is open from 12:00 to 18:00 every day, strictly by appointment, so the puppies you asked about are awake, fed and ready when you arrive.

A viewing covers the puppy, its written record and its vaccination card, and the parents where they live on the farm. William Goh Pet Farm is a working breeding farm, not a mall pet shop, and the visit is how you judge that for yourself. For directions and parking notes, plan a farm viewing before you set off.

Plan your viewing: time, transport and what to ask

  • Book a day ahead. WhatsApp the breed you want to see and a time between 12:00 and 18:00.
  • Drive or take a cab. The estate is near Lim Chu Kang with no MRT at the gate; most visitors come in via the KJE.
  • Ask four things. Date of birth, jab dates, microchip number, and where the parents are.

Home type first

Which breed fits an HDB flat?

The Housing & Development Board allows an HDB flat to keep one dog, of a breed listed in the Schedule of the Housing and Development (Animals) Rules 2024, plus up to 2 cats[6] . The fine for breaking the rule is up to $4,000, and an AVS dog licence is not HDB approval to keep the dog at that address[7] .

HomeBreeds from our farm that fitThink twice
HDB flatMiniature Dachshund; Schedule breeds such as Maltese, Pomeranian, Toy or Miniature PoodleCorgi, Shiba Inu, French Bulldog
CondoAny of the three we breed, subject to the condo's own by-lawsLarge, high-energy breeds in a small unit
Landed houseCorgi, Dachshund, CavapooNone on legal grounds

The full Schedule and the size limits inside it are on the full HDB breed list page. Tell us your home type on WhatsApp and we will only suggest puppies you can keep.

Why is corgi not allowed in HDB?

The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is not in the Schedule of the HDB Animals Rules 2024, so an HDB household cannot keep one. The Schedule is a fixed list of breeds rather than a temperament test, which is why a calm Corgi still does not qualify. Corgi buyers need a condo or a landed home.

Condo and landed homes: more breeds, same licence duty

Private housing opens up the breeds the HDB Schedule leaves out, though condo by-laws can add their own limits. Whatever the home, every dog still needs an AVS licence.

  • First-time HDB owner: a Miniature Dachshund fits the Schedule and a smaller living room.
  • Condo family with young children: a Cavapoo, after checking the by-laws.
  • Landed home with a garden: a Corgi, with room for its daily walks.

Included in the price

What comes with every puppy at handover

Every puppy leaves the farm dewormed, fitted with a microchip implant, vaccinated to date and checked by a vet. You take home a vaccination card signed by that vet, showing the microchip number, the vaccine used and the next booster date, as the AVS conditions require[4] .

  • Deworming before handover
  • Microchip with the number on the card
  • Two vaccinations at weeks 6 and 8
  • Vet health check before the puppy leaves
  • Starter kit gift with food and basics

Vaccinations at weeks 6, 8, 12 and 16

Our puppies get four core jabs: two with us at weeks 6 and 8, then two with your vet at weeks 12 and 16[8] . The Singapore vaccination guidelines continue the puppy series to 16 weeks or older[9] , so the dog is not fully protected against canine parvovirus and the other core diseases until the last one. For the full schedule and what each jab covers, read our puppy vaccination schedule in Singapore.

The four puppy jabs and who gives them

Cost ladder: Week 6: first jab at the farm, Week 8: second jab at the farm, Week 12: third jab your vet, Week 16: fourth jab your vet Week 6: first jab: at the farm (core puppy vaccine, given before handover). Week 8: second jab: at the farm (puppy leaves from week 9 with this done). Week 12: third jab: your vet (ground contact outdoors only after this one). Week 16: fourth jab: your vet (completes the puppy core series). Values are age in weeks. Week 6: first jab at the farm core puppy vaccine, given before handover Week 8: second jab at the farm puppy leaves from week 9 with this done Week 12: third jab your vet ground contact outdoors only after this one Week 16: fourth jab your vet completes the puppy core series age in weeks, lowest 6, highest 16
Weeks of age. Hover or tab through each step for what happens. Sources: William Goh Pet Farm care rules; Singapore vaccination guidelines for dogs and cats.

Why puppies leave at 9 weeks or older

The AVS breeding conditions set 9 weeks as the youngest age a puppy may be sold[4] . Those weeks cover weaning, the second jab and a few days to settle after it, and a seller offering a younger puppy is breaking the licence conditions.

How buying works

From first WhatsApp to home: five steps and the days between them

Most buyers go from first message to collection in five steps, and the only fixed date is the 9-week handover age.

  1. 1

    Day 1

    WhatsApp us the breed and your home type

    Tell us which breed you want and whether you live in an HDB flat, a condo or a landed house, so we only show puppies you can legally keep.

  2. 2

    Same day

    Get photos, date of birth and the price

    We send current photos, the date of birth, the jab dates so far and the price for each puppy that fits.

  3. 3

    By appointment

    View the puppy at the farm

    Come to 59 Sungei Tengah Road at your booked time between 12:00 and 18:00. You meet the puppy and read its record.

  4. 4

    At the viewing

    Check the paperwork before you pay

    Our licence number, the written age and vet record, and the vet-signed vaccination card with the microchip number.

  5. 5

    Week 9 onwards

    Collect from 9 weeks, then license the dog

    Take your puppy home from 9 weeks with two jabs done, and apply for the AVS dog licence ($15 a year under 5 months).

The dog licence step is yours: see how dog licensing works before collection day. Start step one on WhatsApp when you are ready.

After collection

The first week at home

A new puppy sleeps 18 to 20 hours a day, eats two or three small meals, and should be carried outdoors until its third jab. Most first-week trouble comes from too much play and too little rest.

Kayl McCann's observation matches what we tell buyers: take the puppy to its toilet spot straight after play, not only after meals[10] .

Food, toilet and sleep: what the farm tells every buyer

  • Fussy eater? Take the bowl away after 30 minutes and offer kibble again at the next meal.
  • Changing food? Mix the old and new food over 7 days.
  • Overexcited? Enforce a rest after 30 minutes of play.

These are the farm's own care rules[8] . WhatsApp us in week one if something does not look right, after you have spoken to your vet.

Compare your options

Where is the best place to buy puppies in Singapore?

Dog breeders Singapore buyers find online range from licensed farms to home sellers. The best place to buy is a seller you can check: a licensed breeder or a licensed pet shop, with the puppy and its paperwork in front of you. The three routes differ in what you can verify.

SellerWhat you can checkRisk
Licensed breederLicence on the AVS registry, where the puppy was raised, written recordLow, if the paperwork matches
Licensed pet shopA separate AVS pet shop licence; ask where each puppy was bredDepends on the shop's sourcing
Online or home sellerUsually nothing: no licence conditions on age or jabsHigh, including smuggled puppies

Licensed pet shops sit on their own AVS registry, separate from the breeder list[1] . Whichever you choose, ask us anything on WhatsApp, even if you end up buying elsewhere.

Who should not buy a puppy from us

We are the wrong seller for some buyers, and we would rather say so now.

  • HDB households set on a Corgi or a Shiba Inu. Neither is on the Schedule, and we will not sell one into a flat.
  • Buyers who cannot visit by appointment. We want you to meet the puppy first.
  • Anyone wanting a puppy before 9 weeks. We do not release them younger.

Independent reviews

What buyers say: 4.6 stars from 79 Google reviews

Reviews are the last check on any dog breeder Singapore buyers shortlist. Google shows William Goh Pet Farm at 4.6 stars from 79 reviews, read on 18 September 2026[11] . These are Google's reviews, not a selection we picked, so read the low ones as well as the high ones.

If a review raises a question, ask us about it at your viewing. William Goh answers for the farm by name, and the licence number is on every advert we run.

Your part

After you buy: AVS dog licence and the first-year costs

Every dog in Singapore needs an AVS licence, and the fee depends on age and sterilisation[12] .

Dog under 5 months
$15 a year
Not sterilised, 5 months and older
$90 a year
Sterilised
$15 a year, or $35 once for life

First-time applicants also complete AVS's free online Pet Ownership Course before the licence is issued.

Parasite prevention and vet visits in the first year

Your veterinary clinic takes over from week 12. Budget about $15 to $20 a month for a vet-only parasite prevention product[8] . Sterilisation should wait until at least 6 months, timed with your vet, and the next booster date is printed on the vaccination card you take home.

Questions buyers ask before visiting

Is a dog breeder in Singapore checkable online?

Yes. AVS publishes a registry of licensed pet breeders, and its list updated on 1 September 2026 names 21 licensed dog breeders. Search it for the seller's name and licence number. Ours is BR25052, held by William Goh Pet Farm LLP at 59 Sungei Tengah Road.

Where is the most trusted place to buy a puppy?

Trust is something you check, not something a seller claims. Buy where the licence number matches the AVS list, where you can see the puppy and its paperwork before paying, and where the seller tells you in writing where the puppy was bred.

What age is best to get a dog?

A puppy can only be sold from 9 weeks of age under the AVS breeding conditions. Our puppies leave at 9 weeks or older with their first two vaccinations done, which gives time for weaning and a week of settling after the second jab.

How much does a puppy cost at William Goh Pet Farm?

Prices on our 19 September 2026 listings run from $2,488 to $9,888 depending on breed, line and colour. Corgis sit between $2,488 and $7,500, Dachshunds between $3,588 and $6,800. We send today's price for a specific puppy on WhatsApp.

Do you breed all the puppies you sell?

No. We breed Corgis, Cavapoos and Dachshunds on the farm. Other breeds come to us from other licensed breeders, some with Australian, UK or Irish parent lines, and we tell you where each puppy was bred before you visit.

Can I visit the farm without an appointment?

No. Viewings at 59 Sungei Tengah Road are strictly by appointment, between 12:00 and 18:00 daily. A WhatsApp message the day before lets us have the right puppies and their records ready for you.

Which of your breeds can live in an HDB flat?

Only breeds in the Schedule of the HDB Animals Rules 2024, one dog per flat. The Miniature Dachshund, Maltese, Pomeranian and Toy or Miniature Poodle are on it. The Corgi, Shiba Inu and French Bulldog are not.

What paperwork do I get with the puppy?

You receive the puppy's age, sex and veterinary record in writing, plus a vaccination card signed by a vet that shows the microchip number, the vaccine used and the next booster date. Bring the card to your own vet at the first visit.

How many vaccinations will my puppy have had?

Two of the four. We vaccinate at 6 and 8 weeks, and your vet gives the jabs at 12 and 16 weeks. Until the third jab, carry the puppy outside and keep it off shared ground.

Do I need to license the puppy myself?

Yes. Every dog in Singapore needs an AVS licence, which costs $15 a year while the dog is under 5 months old. First-time applicants also complete AVS's free online Pet Ownership Course before the licence is issued.

Should I pay a deposit before I see the puppy?

We do not ask you to. See the puppy and its vaccination card first, then we explain the payment terms on WhatsApp. Online scam reports in Singapore usually start with a deposit paid for a puppy the buyer never saw.

What should I do if my puppy seems unwell in the first week?

Call your vet first, then message us the same day with what you are seeing and the vaccination card to hand. Changes of home, food and water upset some puppies, and your vet is the one who can examine it.

Book a viewing

Visit William Goh Pet Farm

WhatsApp us on +65 8806 6180 for this week's puppies, or call 9792 1567. Viewings are strictly by appointment, and we reply within one business day.

WhatsApp us to view puppies Send an enquiry

Address, hours and directions

59 Sungei Tengah Road, Block L #01-19, Singapore 699014. Open 12:00 to 18:00 daily, by appointment, for buyers from every part of Singapore.

Not ready yet? Start with the HDB breed list

If you are still deciding, check your home type against the HDB Schedule first, then browse all our puppies and prices by breed. You can also read about William Goh and the farm before you message us.

Sources

  1. Public registry of AVS-licensed pet breedersAnimal & Veterinary Service, NParksread 2026-09-19
  2. Importing dogs and cats into SingaporeAnimal & Veterinary Service, NParksread 2026-09-19
  3. List of licensed dog and cat breeders (September 2026)Animal & Veterinary Service, NParksread 2026-09-19
  4. Licensing conditions for dog breeding (15 August 2025)Animal & Veterinary Service, NParksread 2026-09-19
  5. Dr Jerry Klein, AKC Chief Veterinary Officer, on choosing a breederDog Cancer Answers (YouTube)read 2026-09-19
  6. Housing and Development (Animals) Rules 2024Singapore Statutes Onlineread 2026-09-19
  7. Limits of ownership for dogs and catsAnimal & Veterinary Service, NParksread 2026-09-19
  8. William Goh Pet Farm puppy care FAQ (farm rules)William Goh Pet Farmread 2026-09-19
  9. Singapore vaccination guidelines for dogs and catsAnimal & Veterinary Service, NParksread 2026-09-19
  10. McCann Dog Training: the first week with a new puppyMcCann Dog Training (YouTube)read 2026-09-19
  11. William Goh Pet Farm on Google (4.6 stars, 79 reviews, read 18 September 2026)Googleread 2026-09-18
  12. Dog and cat licence feesAnimal & Veterinary Service, NParksread 2026-09-19