SA Outback/trip note request re 2 p x 1 dog

What type of vehicle do you have?

Depens what time of year you go but Flinders ranges and Arkaroola are spectacular, especially in spring when the wild flowers come out.
The west coast from Pt Lincoln onwards has some great beaches, cliffs and scenery if you are into that type of thing.
Lake Eyre is just beginning to receive water so that area will be great during winter and spring.
Just avoid summer in the north unless you know what you are doing and love 40 plus.
Property owners generally hate dogs because so many people do not control them so you will probably have more trouble getting access than if you did not have a dog.
Most national parks ban dogs.
Remember to take plenty of water for the dog as well as yourselves.
Some caravan parks and camping grounds don't mind dogs, get yourself a good publication and identify them before you go.
Birdsville track is good to travel just so you can say you have done it - watch out for flood and mud at the moment, it is dangerous when wet.
Around Mt Gambier and the national parks below it (can't remember the name of the one on the river) are great as is Robe (crayfish) and the cooryong, terrific four wheel driving and fishing. Travel with someone if you can in the cooryong. Watch out for incoming tides and snakes.
You don't define outbak or level of experience so I am heitant to start talking about William Creek etc
Have a good trip

Theres a book travelling with dogs, its in the shop section here.

Give it a look!

Your dog will limit you a fair bit. Pretty much any place ending in 'Park' will be out such as the Simpson Desert, Lake Eyre, Flinders Ranges and Gammon Ranges. Coober Pedy, Oodnadatta track and Birdsville track will be OK, not shure about the Innaminka Reserve. Any time from Easter to Oct will be cool enough to travell.
Buy the Westprint series of maps for SA as start on where to go. Craig..........

Check out the trip planning section & treck notes. As said no dogs in National Parks.