Understanding HDB Approved Dogs & Breeds Allowed

Let's clear the air: only 62 dog breeds have the 'paw-fficial' stamp of approval for HDB flat-dwelling (as of October 2023). And you're only allowed to keep one dog or you'll be fine $4,000 if you're found breaching the regulations. Living in an HDB flat doesn't mean you can't enjoy the companionship of a four-legged friend. HDB has a list of approved dog breeds that are welcomed in HDB living spaces.

Don't fret, this furry-tastic list caters to all preferences!

From the playful Bichon Frise to the loyal Beagle, there's a canine cuddle buddy waiting for you.

Bonus points: Singapore Specials - an adorable local mixed breeds under 55cm at the shoulder are now welcome too, thanks to Project ADORE! We'll take a closer look at the types of dogs allowed and the considerations you should keep in mind.

Breeds Not HDB Approved

Sadly, some breeds haven't been given the green light for HDB living. This is primarily due to their size and potential risk of noise or aggression. Breeds like Corgis and French Bulldogs fall into this category. Remember, responsible pet ownership means choosing a breed that suits your lifestyle and living space. Understanding these restrictions will aid you in making well-informed decisions when choosing your furry companion.

Consequences of Having a Non-Approved Dog

Ignoring the regulations comes with potential fines and even the heart breaking prospect of having to rehome your furry friend. It's always best to check before you embark on your adoption journey! We'll outline the potential consequences and the importance of adhering to HDB regulations to maintain a harmonious living environment.

Applying for Your Dog's HDB Permit

Once you've found your paw-fect match, the next step is applying for an HDB dog license. It's a straightforward process: just prepare your identification documents, your dog's vaccination records, and proof of microchipping. Head to the National Parks Board's Animal & Veterinary Service (AVS) website for a step-by-step guide

Corgi Conundrum and Frenchie Frustration: Why Some Breeds are on the "No List"

Corgis may be internet royalty, but their short legs and fluffy fur mask a surprising fact: they can bark quite loudly! Similarly, French Bulldogs, despite their charming snorts, can have respiratory issues requiring special care, making them less suited for smaller HDB flats.

Beyond Barking: Why Clicks® is Your Real Estate Guru with a Heart for Hounds

Finding your dream HDB flat and the perfect pup to fill it with joy goes hand-in-hand. Clicks®, the social media platform for real estate, helps you navigate the housing market with ease. Discover pet-friendly listings, connect with like-minded dog lovers, and stay up-to-date on pet-related regulations. Clicks® goes beyond bricks and mortar, fostering a thriving community where humans and hounds can wag their tails in harmony.

Remember, choosing a dog is a lifelong commitment. Do your research, consider your lifestyle, and adopt responsibly. Finding your pawfect match in an HDB living space is an exciting venture. With our guide, you'll not only understand the regulations around HDB-approved dogs but also discover valuable property-related information on Clicks®. Make informed decisions, embrace the joy of canine companionship, and find the perfect blend of home and pet living in your HDB flat.