Pawrus Animal Behaviour Clinic, dog trainer in Singapore

Pawrus Animal Behaviour Clinic

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Pawrus identifies Kevin Yeo as its principal clinical animal behaviourist and co-founder. His biography lists CPDT-KA, CBCC-KA, KPA CTP, AVS accreditation, Fear Free Elite Professional and Low Stress Handling Silver qualifications. These are provider-reported, not independently certified by UDO.

The biography describes his clinical-animal-behaviour MSc as candidacy, not a completed degree. Co-founder Jasline Aiw has a separate grooming role. Ask who will assess your pet, what that assessment covers, whether your vet should supply a history and what follow-up is included. A behaviour-service title should not be taken as proof that the practitioner is a veterinary surgeon. Confirm current appointments directly rather than relying on an older training-academy URL.

Before you book

Share your pet's age, current challenges, health or mobility needs and any bite history privately with the provider. Request a written quote covering session length, group size or individual format, location, equipment, follow-up support and cancellation terms. Confirm eligibility and any vaccination requirements directly. Sudden changes in behaviour warrant veterinary advice, not simply a training package.

Source reviewed 17 September 2026: official provider information. Availability, prices and individual credentials can change. Contact the provider before payment.

At a glance

Methods
Fear Free approach (provider stated)
Certifications
CPDT-KA (Kevin, provider reported), CBCC-KA (Kevin, provider reported), KPA CTP (Kevin, provider reported), Fear Free Elite Professional (Kevin, provider reported), AVS-ACDT (Kevin, provider reported)
Address
352 Clementi Ave 2, #01-117, Singapore 120352
Phone
8223 9340
Website
www.pawrus.com.sg/behaviour-training/dog-training-academy
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