Dog walking

Dog walking in Singapore: what a walk costs

Updated 4 November 2026

In Singapore a 30 to 60 minute dog walk typically costs about S$15 to S$30, and some walkers quote from about S$20 per walk. For current prices for your dog, send a request on BlaBlaPrice.

• Walk length and duration: a short potty visit costs less than a longer walk.
• Dog's size and weight: sitters here group dogs by weight, small 0–8 kg, medium 8–18 kg and large 18–45 kg.
• Walking schedule and the number of dogs.
• Dog's temperament and any extra care.
• District, keys and access to the flat. Prices are quoted per walk.

Licences and the rules for dogs

A person who walks dogs for pay needs no licence, according to a local guide, but every dog must be licensed. The Animal and Veterinary Service sets the fee at S$15 a year for a sterilised dog and S$90 a year for a non-sterilised dog. Dogs must be leashed and microchipped, so check the chip details with your walker before the first walk.

Season and the weather

Singapore is hot all year, with a wet and a dry season instead of winter and summer. November is in the wet period, so walks may be shortened or moved on rainy days. Heat makes midday walks hard on dogs, so ask for early morning or evening slots and agree a rainy-day plan with the walker in advance.

What to write in your request

Give the walking schedule, the walk length in minutes and the number of dogs. Add your dog's breed, weight in kg and temperament, and your district: Singapore, Tampines, Jurong West, Woodlands or Ang Mo Kio. Say whether the walker needs keys or access to your flat, any extras such as feeding, and your budget per walk.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe what your dog needs in your own words in a chat, and it is free for buyers. The AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Singapore, and shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own price, schedule and terms. Your contacts stay hidden until you decide who to share them with. Start from the home page, or see Pet sitting at home.