Coastal Community Dog Training Club Inc.

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CCDTC is a volunteer run club located in the heart of the LeFevre Peninsula.

Our experienced Instructors use positive, rewards-based training methods to help you train your dog to become a well-liked & socially accepted member of the community.

24/10/2026

Except for new dogs (which is without dogs and under cover) classes cancelled due to weather (flooding at the oval).

Apologies for the late decision.

15/10/2026

📣Warning for noise phobic dogs and cats

Live firing of canons and antique ri**es will occur as part of Fort Glanville's Open Day on Sun 18th October. It is anticipated these activities will occur approximately 1:45pm, 2:30pm, 2:45pm and 3:15pm.

If you live nearby and your pets are sensitive to loud noises, please keep them safe and inside. For information and tips on assisting your pets who may be sensitive to loud noises check out our Dog Blog article: https://brnw.ch/FireworksFrenzy

15/10/2026

YEP… IT’S THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN!

They might look harmless, but these little troublemakers can cause BIG problems for our furry friends!

We’re already seeing patients at Harbourside with grass seeds lodged in their paws and ears. And unfortunately, these pesky little seeds have a nasty habit of working their way deeper into the skin.

What should you be looking out for?

Paws: Excessive licking, chewing, limping or swelling between the toes.

Ears: Sudden head shaking, scratching or discomfort.

Nose: Repeated sneezing, pawing at the nose or nasal discharge.

Skin: Redness, swelling or painful lumps, particularly around the armpits and groin.

A little prevention goes a long way!

After walks, especially through long or dry grass, take a moment to check your pet’s paws, between their toes, around their ears and through their coat.

If you suspect a grass seed has become embedded, please give us a call. These little pests can be surprisingly tricky to remove and may require veterinary treatment. 🌾

12/10/2026

SNAKE SEASON IS HERE!

With warmer weather arriving, Eastern brown snakes have already been spotted in our local area.

As snakes become more active, we want to remind our community to take extra precautions to keep their pets safe.

A few important reminders:

-Keep lawns maintained and remove piles of garden debris where snakes may shelter.

-Keep dogs on leads when walking through bushland, coastal dunes and areas with long grass.

-Stay alert when exploring local walking trails, parks and reserves.

⚠️ Suspect a snake bite? Don’t wait for symptoms!

Snake bites can be life-threatening, and some pets may initially appear completely normal. Seek emergency veterinary attention immediately, keep your pet as still as possible and call the veterinary clinic ahead if you can.

Have you spotted a brown snake?

Let us know the general area below to help keep our community informed.

Stay safe this snake season!

The Harbourside Vet Care Team 🤍

10/10/2026

Class Schedule Reminder
9am
Good Dogs Class 1
Good Dogs Class 2
Future Champs Class 3

10am
Perfect Pups
New Dogs
Future Champs Class 4

11am
Tricks and Other Fun

New member sign ups
9am Sign up
930am First Day Talk

Reminder that you must present a copy of your current vaccination certificate or you will not be able to participate in classes.

03/10/2026

Long weekend ahead.

Reminder to all members that there is no training tomorrow due the public holiday long weekend.

27/09/2026

And the bloopers 🤣

27/09/2026

Congratulations to our September graduates !!

18/09/2026

We have a great range of Club sponsors, make sure when you pop in and see them you thank them for their ongoing support 😍

🍤☕ Semaphore Hotel

🐕 The Dogz Nutz

🐩 Harbourside Vet Care

🐕‍🦺 Adelaide Veterinary Walk In Clinic

04/09/2026

And as always the favorite part of the month...the bloopers 🤣

Address

LeFevre Peninsular Pimary School
Port Adelaide, SA
5015

Telephone

+61426494029

Website

https://www.coastalcommunitydogtrainingclub.com.au/

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