ActiveDogs Identification Strap Cover for Harness, Leash, Collar - Dual Sided 'Therapy Dog Please Pet Me'

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ActiveDogs Identification Strap Cover for Features

• HIGH-VISIBILITY COVER: Service dog ID strap easily slides over your dog's leash or collar for quick identification

• DUAL SIDED COVER: ID strap cover is embroidered on both sides for a bold, clear statement

• FADE RESISTANT: UV fade resistant fabric will give you and your working service dog many years of service

• MADE IN THE USA: Service dog ID strap cover is made in the US at ActiveDogs, a small, family-owned business

• INCLUDES: (1) service dog harness ID strap cover

About ActiveDogs Identification Strap Cover For

The Embroidered Identification Strap Cover from ActiveDogs is a high-visibility hook and loop cover that slips over a dog leash, collar, or any open ended strap to identify your service animal. We have embroidered a colorful, very high stitch count identification message on a dark background colored fabric so that is pops with color and won’t be easily missed. These interchangeable identification covers clearly send out your message. The dark background is a UV fade resistant fabric and will give you many years of service. Both sides of the service dog strap cover are embroidered with the same message so if your leash is twisted, the message is still seen. Each end of the strap cover has a hook and loop closure and fits a strap up to 2" wide. Features: Made in the USA Approx. 13" Fits up to 2" strap Embroidered on both sides 5 design choices: Working Service Dog Medical Alert, Stop Service Dog No Petting Please, Service Dog, Therapy Dog Please Pet Me, Emotional Support Dog 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.