Family Dog Training in Adelaide
Canine Interaction offers Family Dog Training, programs designed for families, dogs and kids, assistance dogs, puppies and more.
What are your dog training needs?
Canine Interaction's main focus is to provide dog training for the whole family. We have programs to suit adults, teens and children.
- Does your dog need better manners?
- Want to take your dog to the beach or dog park but your dog refuses to come back?
- Your dog's behaviour is so embarrassing that you've stopped enjoying walking your dog?
- Planning on getting a service/assistance dog and want to start off on the right path?
- Has your new puppy got you chasing your tail?
- Are you pregnant and want to know the best way of introducing your dog to your new baby?
- Is your dog the final addition to your family and you want your kids and dog to be best friends?

Canine Interaction can help you to address these issues and much more!
We are a family dog training using force free training methods. These methods can be used safely by the whole family and with all types of dogs.
Our training courses offer multiple experience levels and teach you a variety of skills.
Please look around our site and if you have any other questions contact us, we are happy to help!

Canine Interaction is an inclusive work and training place for our staff and families. We welcome neurodiversity and will support those that learn in different ways to train their dogs.
Our Philosophy
Force-Free and Positive Reinforcement Training our philosophy is to do no harm.
There is no need for harsh verbal or physical corrections. The dog learns to do what they are asked because it is rewarding and understands what we want.
At Canine Interaction we will show you how to use scientifically proven learning theory methods, how to clearly communicate with your dog and the benefits of doing so. There should be clear rules and guidelines but these can be kept in place calmly and gently.
As part of our training philosophy we do not use choker collars, slip chains, prong collars, or any device that causes pain or stress. If you have a very strong dog we may recommend humane equipment like a front attach harness.
Check out our Links page for more content on Positive Reinforcement training. If you have any questions about force-free positive training please contact us.