Coastal Community Dog Training Club Inc.

16/06/2024

What a fantastic Sund-yay morning!!

A big welcome to all our new members, we hope you had a great time!!

12/06/2024

It's nearly that time again! Make sure you double check your contact details are up to date when renewing your registration to ensure quick contact in case of an escape and/or emergency.

12/06/2024

Reminder from Club sponsor Harbourside Vet Care

Over the last few weeks we have had multiple lost dogs and cats brought into the clinic who ARE microchipped however the details are NOT up to date. 😓
Microchips are the only legal and permanent form of identification in animals. 🆔
Firstly and most importantly please make sure your pets microchip details are updated with Dogs And Cats Online (DACO). 🙏
Additionally, please update their microchip information on one of the national registries. You can find which registry they are on by checking their microchip on www.petaddress.com.au
If you're unsure of your pets microchip number, feel free to pop in and one of our team can scan them! 🙂

26/05/2024

Congratulations to our May graduates!!

19/05/2024

Fantastic lunch out with the volunteers supporting Club sponsor Semaphore Hotel

12/05/2024

Happy Mother's Day everyone!!

04/05/2024

The People First Community Lottery is up and running again, if you are buying tickets please consider clicking the link below and supporting our Club!

Funds raised will go towards buying and maintaining equipment, general running costs of the club and community social events.

https://www.communitylottery.com.au/products/coastal-community-dog-training-club-inc?_pos=1&_sid=07861d863&_ss=r

02/05/2024

Some excellent workshops on offer at this Sundays event!!!

02/05/2024

Congratulations to our April graduates!!

02/05/2024

⚠️ POSITIVE HEARTWORM CASE IN SA ❤️🪱
There has been a positive confirmed case of heartworm north of Adelaide. The case has been born and bred in Adelaide and has never left the state.

Heartworm are worms that live in dogs and cats heart and lungs and is deadly. It is spread by mosquitoes and is more common tropical areas. 🦟
Common symptoms are:
- coughing
- lethargy
- inappetence
- shortness of breath

Heartworm is easily prevented by either a 12 month injection in dogs or monthly treatments given at home either orally or topically on dog and cats.

If you are unsure if your pets get the injection or would like to organise prevention, please call the clinic on 8248 2111 or pop in for a chat or for more information please visit:
www2.zoetis.com.au/heartworm-disease

28/04/2024

A huge thank you to team Roxy for the treats! The team greatly appreciated them!!

Team Roxy if you could comment the locations of where we can buy these that would be fantastic!!

24/04/2024

They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn;
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning;
We will remember them.

24/04/2024

For those that live nearby

**Fireworks Warning**

Various fireworks displays are scheduled between 11am to 10pm as part of the Liv Golf Adelaide event at Grange Golf Club from Friday 26 April to Sunday 28 April (inclusive).

If you live nearby and your pets are sensitive to loud noises, please keep them safe and inside.

If you have a puppy that hasn't experienced fireworks before, this is an excellent opportunity to spend the time with them with lots of treats, toys, food dispensing toys and games to help prevent a fear of loud noises from developing!

Check out our dog blog for more information on helping your dog (or cat!) with a Fireworks Frenzy: https://brnw.ch/Fireworks_Frenzy

22/04/2024

We are so excited to once again be attending doggy day on the green!

Pop in after classes and say hi!

Our annual Doggy Day on the Green is fast approaching and is shaping up to be a massive event!

When: Sunday 5th May 2024
Where: Point Malcolm Reserve, Semaphore Park

We are thrilled to have these PAW-some stallholders join us on the day!

🐾 Animal Welfare League SA
🐾 BirdLife Australia
🐾 Woodville Community Dog Training Centre
🐾 19 on Green Banners to Bags
🐾 Canine Interaction
🐾 Praise the Dog Canine Services
🐾 Family Pet Education
🐾 Coastal Community Dog Training Club Inc.
🐾 Horizon Palliative Vets
🐾 Go Mutts
🐾 Snuffler Balls and Mats
🐾 Brown Dog Bakery
🐾 Kip
🐾 coffee_with_canines
🐾 Fritz and Friends
🐾 Tanya Pet Photography
🐾 Ruffin Dog Designs
🐾 Pooucchi
🐾 Jasper & Co Pet Accessories
🐾 Charles Sturt Libraries Mobile Library

You can access $10 microchipping for dogs via our friends at ChipBlitz (follow this link: https://www.chipblitz.com/locations)

And of course, we can't forget the foodies that will be joining us on the day too:
☕ The Coffee Pot
🍟 Chipalicious

21/04/2024

Reminder- Anzac Day falls on a Thursday so it will NOT be a public holiday long weekend.

This means that classes will go ahead as per our usual schedule next weekend 🥰

In the meantime please enjoy a photo of our New Dog and Good Dog 1 classes today 😍

19/04/2024

Want some Friday fun, head down to Club sponsor- Semaphore hotel!

Feel like a boogie? come check out our DJ from 8pm playing all your favourite pub rock classics! Grab a couple cheeky cocktails for $20

regular Friday night antics as well, meat trays, bar snacks & Jakab's Loot.

19/04/2024

Is your fur-riend an SA AFL fan? Then head into club sponsor The Dogz Nutz and grab some gear and they too can show off their team colours 🥰

06/04/2024

A big thank you to Club sponsor The Dogz Nutz for helping instructor dog Jas to pick out all her barkday presents. She had a ball exploring the shop and smelling all the treato bags.

06/04/2024

Daylight savings ends tomorrow morning, don't forget to put your clocks back an hour before you go to bed tonight or you might miss class tomorrow 🤣

01/04/2024

🤣🤣🤣

01/04/2024

Open all weekend long !

- Breakfast daily
- All day dining menu
- Football on the beer garden big screen

*Public Holiday surcharges apply*

29/03/2024

Happy Easter!!!

Reminder, there is no training this weekend due to the public holiday long weekend.

24/03/2024

Easter can be for the doggos too, pop in and see Club Sponsor The Dogz Nutz for some dog safe treatos!!

🐰🐣Huds and T**e cookies and Easter goodie bags now available to wish your doggy a Happy Easter! 🐣🐰

24/03/2024

Congratulations to our March Graduates!! Keep up the great work!

22/03/2024

Great reminder from Club Sponsor Harbourside Vet Care

⚠️ EASTER HAZARDS FOR PETS ⚠️
Coming up to the Easter weekend, there are a few common things that are toxic/poisonous to our pets. 🐇

🍫 Chocolate
Chocolate contains Theobromine and Caffeine and are both toxic to pets.

🍞 Hot cross buns
Hot cross buns can contain Xylitol and dried fruits such as currants, sultanas and raisins which are all highly toxic and can cause renal (kidney) failure.

🍬 Lollies
Some lollies can contain Xylitol. Xylitol poisoning can cause a wide range of symptoms including vomiting, weakness, seizures and collapsing.

🪷 Easter Lily Flower
Most Lily's including the Easter Lily are poisonous to cats and can also lead to renal failure.

🧸 Easter Toys
Quite often Easter toys are small and fluffy and can seem really fun for pets to play with. However, pets chewing and swallowing small pieces may get stuck in the gut and could require abdominal surgery to remove it.

Please be mindful where these things are stored in your house to keep pets all pets safe and if you have any questions please contact us on 8248 2111. ☎️ Alternatively, for after hours or public holidays please call one of the emergency centres. 🐾

21/03/2024

Shout out to our friends across the water celebrating .

We have a few in our Club family, and it's important to note there are so many reasons for yellow attire including dogs that are fragile due to age, dogs that are deaf and/or going blind, dogs recovering from surgery, dogs in training for a specifically role, and the more commonly known anxious of people or other dogs usually due to a traumatic event.

What we love about this post is that it highlights that the owner/guardian will be very focused on the dog and it's well-being, so it is really important that we take extra care to ensure that we are giving them plenty of space (so that they can keep focusing on their dog instead of moving away from yours).

Feel free to speak to any of our instructors if you want to know more 😍

Did you know that today is the day to celebrate all of those dogs who wear yellow. It is also important that we raise awareness of why dogs wear yellow, to help owners using this colour with their dogs, and help people understand why, and know what to do.

Dogs tend to wear yellow (harnesses, leads, collars, jackets etc) to show people that they needs space.

But why would they need space you might ask? Well, the dog could be fearful of humans, and/or dogs. The dog may be reactive, whether through trauma, pain, fear, or something else.

As you can see, there are many reasons why a dog wears yellow, and in all honesty, we really don't need to know the exact why. We just need to know what we should do when encountering such a dog.

The best thing you can do is to respect their need for space and keep your distance, so that dog isn’t pushed beyond what it can happily manage whilst enjoying a walk.

Remember too that it is very likely that the guardian of the dog is working to help the dog become more comfortable, more 'socially acceptable', but that it takes time to change behaviour and rebuild a dogs confidence. One event can undo all their hard work, so please, for their sake, don't be that event! Give them the space they need!

💛

16/03/2024

Happy St Patrick's Day!!

13/03/2024

🐶🪖 🫡 is on 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗵 𝟭𝟯. 🐾🤎
On this day, we salute the brave and dedicated K9s who have served alongside our military and law enforcement. Their loyalty, courage, and unwavering commitment make them true dog heroes.

09/03/2024

Reminder- there are no classes this morning due to Adelaide cup PH long weekend

08/03/2024