Multiple outlets report that an Adelaide café owner is required to stop allowing dogs inside the premises following a council order. The café owner had reportedly welcomed dogs inside for years, including during busy periods, but the change follows a complaint that led to regulatory action. According to the reporting, the council issues the owner a formal warning and sets conditions around compliance. The sources describe that the owner is now expected to enforce a ban on dogs entering the café. The accounts also note that the owner faces the prospect of penalties if dogs are allowed back inside, with one report stating she risks significant fines. Local customers and the broader community are described as upset or frustrated by the decision, particularly given the café’s previous dog-friendly practice. While the specific details of the complaint and the council’s reasoning are not fully expanded across all sources, they consistently indicate the outcome: a forced or ordered shift to a no-dogs policy tied to compliance requirements from the council.