ActiveDogs Embroidered Specialty Patch w/Hook & Loop Backing (SP#33)

ActiveDogs Embroidered Specialty Patch w/Hook & Loop Backing (SP#33)

CONVENIENT HOOK & LOOP PATCH: Quickly attaches to dog's vest to easily identify your service support animal SPECIALTY SERVICE DOG PATCH: Patch is high-sheen, high-visibility polyester, and feature a heavy duty embroidered message IDENTIFICATION PATCH: Patch identifies your service dog when entering restaurants, buildings, hospitals, shopping center, hotels, cruise ship, grocery stores, and airplanes as per ADA laws MADE IN THE USA: Service dog patch is made in the US at ActiveDogs, a small, family-owned business INCLUDES: (1) embroidered hook & loop service dog patch

This is a single specialty patch from ActiveDogs with hook and loop backing designed for puppies to senior dogs who are in training or have completed training as working service dogs. Available in a 39 different styles, these colored specialty patches are very visible on your dogs' vest, your clothing, or a gear bag.

Our service dog patches are made with high sheen, polyester embroidery threads, which are stronger and more resilient than standard rayon. These are high thread count patches, which makes the lettering and designs stand out beautifully. These patches will identify your service dog when entering restaurants, buildings, hospitals, shopping center, hotels, cruise ship, grocery stores, and even airplanes as per ADA laws.

Features:

• 39 beautiful designed patches
• Hook and loop backing for quick addition to any vest
• Made in the USA
• Specialty patches are polyester, high sheen, and feature embroidery threads
• Service Dog vs. Therapy Dog: A service dog is for a person who is legally disabled and the dog must be trained to perform a task. The handler has public access rights with service dogs and they are protected under Federal ADA Law. A therapy dog is trained to meet the needs of others, such as a dog visiting nursing homes, hospitals, schools, etc. while doing pet therapy work. The handlers do not have ADA public access rights with therapy dogs and must have permission from an establishment to enter.