Registered Service Dog ID Card + Clip-On ID Carrier + Free Digital Copy

Our Identification Card provides all the information clearly for your Service Dog on one easy to read, high quality, laminated ID card. When you purchase this card you will also receive a FREE entry to our online registry database which can be validated from any smart phone, tablet, or computer.

The Registered Service Dog ID Card is made from heavy duty 30ml plastic, the same as most state issued ID cards. A professional resin thermal encoder machine is used in printing the ID to create a professional looking, durable and long lasting card. The card is laminated on both sides for extra durability.

Custom field titles such as Dog Name, Dog Breed, Handler, Chip#, Cert#, ID# will be shown on the ID with the information entered in the coordinating box. Optional field titles such as; Chip#, Cert#, ID# will NOT show if you do not enter information. These titles are not customizable and cannot be edited.

Service Dog IDs will have the ADA (American with Disabilities Act) information on the back of the ID. This information addresses your rights and protects your full access required by law to public buildings.

*Please note that this ID/Registry is not required by the ADA and is an optional item for your comfort*

To send us your dog’s photo and your information, click on the ID Information Form. Photo shots of your dog's head are best, but we will edit (as best we can) another photo. This card will be entered in the Activedogs.com ID Registry. Activedogs.com is not a certifying agency, nor do we accept any responsibility for information that you have us put on your ID card.

• Lightweight Extremely Durable 30ml resin thermal encoded
• High quality laminated ID card with Clear layer
• Provides additional validation when in public with your dog
• FREE DIGITAL COPY: Your free digital copy will be emailed to you once the ID is created (1 business day)
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Service Dogs: A person must be legally disabled and their dog must perform a task for them. The handler has public access rights with a Service Dog and they are protected under Federal ADA Law, and are allowed access to public property with their Service Dog.