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19 of 22 licensed dog breeders in Singapore found to have breached tightened rules
It has been five years since the authorities embarked on a review of the pet sector in Singapore, and the pet business is bigger than ever. In the first of a series looking at breeding, ethics, medical treatments and costs in the industry, Audrey Tan and Judith Tan delve into where your cuddly puppy or fluffy kitten comes from.
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Breeding dogs at Paw Buddies, one of three facilities that did not breach the tightened licensing rules.
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SINGAPORE – All but three of the 22 facilities licensed to breed puppies for sale in Singapore were flagged in 2023 by the authorities for not complying with updated licensing requirements.
The requirements were tightened in 2022
