Register Your Service Dog
OFFICIAL SERVICE DOG REGISTRATION PACKAGE INCLUDES EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN ONE CONVENIENT PACKAGE
We are a trusted and official service dog registration site, offering complete, professionally designed ID kits to help working dogs and their handlers confidently navigate public spaces. Our registration tools are designed to support your rights and simplify identification—making daily life easier for you and your service animal.
Package Includes:
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Lifetime Registration Number Your dog’s unique registration number is securely stored in our official database and will remain accessible for verification unless you request its removal.
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Custom Service Dog ID Card Includes your dog’s photo and your handler information, printed on a durable, wallet-sized card. This official card helps establish your dog’s working status and can reduce unwanted questions in public spaces.
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Premium Service Dog Vest A high-quality vest featuring a sewn-on Service Dog patch. It ensures your dog is recognized as a working animal even from a distance—ideal for travel, errands, and everyday use.
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Service Dog Collar Tag A visible and durable tag that reinforces your dog’s role as a working service animal.
KIT INCLUDES
• Registration Number Issued
• Listing within our Database
• Service Dog Mesh Vest
• Service Dog Collar Tag
• Two Custom ID Cards
• Digital ID Card
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KIT INCLUDES
• Registration Number Issued
• Listing within our Database
• Mesh Vest
• Collar Tag
• Two Custom ID Cards
• Digital ID Card
• Service Dog Leash
• Registered Certificate
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KIT INCLUDES
• Registration Number Issued
• Listing within our Database
• Service Dog Mesh Vest
• Service Dog Collar Tag
• Custom Service Dog ID Card
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KIT INCLUDES
• Registration Number Issued
• Listing within our Database
• In Training Mesh Vest
• Custom Service Dog In Training ID Card
• Digital ID Card
• Service Dog Collar Tag
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What Is a Service Animal?
Service animals are individually trained dogs that perform specific tasks to assist individuals with physical, psychiatric, sensory, or other disabilities. These tasks are directly related to the person’s disability and are essential for supporting their daily life and independence.
Disabilities can take many forms—both visible and invisible—and service dogs are trained in a variety of ways to meet the unique needs of their handlers. This can include guiding individuals who are blind, alerting those with hearing impairments, retrieving items, providing mobility support, interrupting anxiety episodes, and more.
Under federal law (ADA), a person is legally eligible for a service dog if they have a disability and the dog has been trained to perform at least one task that directly assists with that disability.
Individuals with service animals are granted full access rights to all public accommodations. This federal protection overrides any state or local laws that might otherwise restrict animals in places such as:
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Stores and shopping malls
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Restaurants and food service locations
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Hotels, resorts, and rental properties
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Public and private transportation (airlines, buses, taxis, cruises)
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Entertainment venues and more
Service animals are not considered pets—they are working partners, and their access is protected by law.
ADA law does not state requirements but many service dogs are commonly identified by wearing a service dog vest, leash cover, or tags, letting the public know that it is a service dog. Doing such makes it easier on the handler in public, lessening the inconvenience and explanation of their service animal. Some businesses, such as airlines, prefer to see an identification card or vest that indicates the dog is indeed a service dog.
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