No, the ADA does not require service dogs to be registered. However, having an ID can make public interactions smoother and help prevent unnecessary questions.

While not a legal necessity, registering your service dog with our platform provides access to ID cards, tags, and accessories that clearly identify your dog as a service animal.

Yes, the ADA allows you to train your own service dog. There is no legal obligation to hire a professional trainer or organization.

Under the ADA, service dogs are permitted to accompany their handlers in public places, such as restaurants, hotels, and transportation, as long as they are under control and trained to perform tasks related to a disability.

A service dog must be trained to perform specific tasks that assist a person with a disability, such as guiding a visually impaired person, alerting a person who is deaf, or providing emotional support during an anxiety attack.

Absolutely! This is one of our proudest features. The QR code contains the information you provide, and when scanned, it will display your details accurately.

With years of experience in making Service Dog ID Cards, our product quality speaks for itself. Many first-time users are impressed with the quality, and our loyal customers continue to return or recommend us to others in need.