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2–5 October 2025, Grand Stamford Adelaide Hotel, Glenelg, South Australia
The Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT) Australia Inc. will conduct its next Dog Training Conference in Glenelg (South Australia), at the Stamford Grand Adelaide Hotel from 2-5 October 2025.
- Chirag Patel (UK)
- Dr Amber Batson (UK)
- Laura Ryder (AUS)
- Peta Clarke (AUS)
The four speakers will give lectures and workshops throughout the conference, discussing canine body language, cognitive function in dogs, puppy development, canine health and behaviour, and client communication.
Virtual speakers include Kim Brophey (US) and Dr Simon Gadbois (CAN), who will present live to our delegates.
Local Australian presenters will also talk about new research, client management, and training methods to help reactive dogs become calmer and more receptive to learning.
Registration and Early Bird Rates
Registration for delegates is now open, with Early Bird Rates available until 31 July 2025.
The end of the financial year is fast approaching - don’t forget, if you wish to claim your registration in this year’s tax return, to pay your conference registration fees by 30 June 2025.
The 3-day entire conference and workshops cost:
The 3-day entire conference and workshops cost:
- Members $750.00 | Early bird $650.00
- Non-members $850.00 | Early bird $750
Plus optional workshops on Thursday, 2 October 2025.
- Members $100.00 per session
- Non-members $150 per session
For more details, visit the Conference Website: www.apdt.cw3.events
Conference Venue
Grand Stamford Adelaide Hotel, Glenelg
The 2025 Conference will take place at the Grand Stamford Adelaide Hotel in Glenelg. This venue offers scenic views of Glenelg Beach and the Adelaide Hills.
Conference Venue
Grand Stamford Adelaide Hotel, Glenelg
The 2025 Conference will take place at the Grand Stamford Adelaide Hotel in Glenelg. This venue offers scenic views of Glenelg Beach and the Adelaide Hills.
The APDT has arranged special accommodation rates for conference delegates.
The beachside hotel is on Holdfast Bay, also known as "The Bay," which is popular for its long, sandy beach. It has pubs, cafes, eateries, and boutiques that create a trendy yet relaxed vibe. October temperatures range from 11–21°C, making it ideal for beach walks and dining on Jetty Road. Adelaide is a 30-minute tram ride away, costing $5.
Delegate payment plans
This year, the APDT has introduced payment plans that allow the conference cost to be spread over several months. This option incurs no additional fees, which can help industry professionals manage their finances more effectively without incurring a larger lump sum.
Trade show and sponsorship
One notable advantage of the APDT Conference 2025 is the opportunity for sponsors and exhibitors to showcase their products and services to a distinct and influential niche market.
The beachside hotel is on Holdfast Bay, also known as "The Bay," which is popular for its long, sandy beach. It has pubs, cafes, eateries, and boutiques that create a trendy yet relaxed vibe. October temperatures range from 11–21°C, making it ideal for beach walks and dining on Jetty Road. Adelaide is a 30-minute tram ride away, costing $5.
Delegate payment plans
This year, the APDT has introduced payment plans that allow the conference cost to be spread over several months. This option incurs no additional fees, which can help industry professionals manage their finances more effectively without incurring a larger lump sum.
Trade show and sponsorship
One notable advantage of the APDT Conference 2025 is the opportunity for sponsors and exhibitors to showcase their products and services to a distinct and influential niche market.
The APDT Australia membership comprises dog trainers, shelter workers, dog groomers, veterinarians, veterinary nurses, and other professionals who advise thousands of pet owners nationwide. They serve as an excellent conduit for promoting your products and services.
The trade exhibition, a pivotal part of the conference, provides an exceptional opportunity for maximum visibility. Exhibitors will be prominently featured during all conference catering breaks, ensuring that all delegates can view their products and services.
About APDT Australia
The Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT) Australia Incorporated is a national association for professional dog trainers and individuals involved in the dog community throughout Australia.
The APDT aims to improve trainer skills through education. Members are required to adhere to a Code of Ethics that mandates the use of force-free training methods and promotes these methods to the public through educational initiatives.
For more details, visit the APDT Website: www.apdt.org.au
The trade exhibition, a pivotal part of the conference, provides an exceptional opportunity for maximum visibility. Exhibitors will be prominently featured during all conference catering breaks, ensuring that all delegates can view their products and services.
About APDT Australia
The Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT) Australia Incorporated is a national association for professional dog trainers and individuals involved in the dog community throughout Australia.
The APDT aims to improve trainer skills through education. Members are required to adhere to a Code of Ethics that mandates the use of force-free training methods and promotes these methods to the public through educational initiatives.
For more details, visit the APDT Website: www.apdt.org.au
Membership: APDT Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that provides dog trainers and those interested in dogs with ongoing science-based and best-practice support and education. APDT aims to improve the human-dog relationship by educating trainers and advocating positive reinforcement training.
MEDIA RELEASE, 16th May 2025
MEDIA RELEASE, 16th May 2025
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