Service Dog Registration Of America

Welcome to Service Dog Registration

Service dog wearing a vest

Register Your Service Dog

Need to register an Emotional Support Animal (ESA)? Click here to visit our sister site esaregistration.org

Simply registering your service dog or purchasing products does not make your pet into a service dog.

Hassle free service dog registration, supplies, and information

We help service dog owners navigate the complex world of service animal rights and regulations. Our goal is to provide a central resource for education, official-looking identification, and quality gear.

Browse our FAQ to learn about service dog laws, use our ID lookup to verify a registration, or shop for professionally designed kits that include everything you need.

We help service dog owners who need assistance with

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Get Started with a Service Dog Registration of America Kit.

Easiest way to purchase service dog supplies

Ultimate Service Dog All-Access VIP Kit

$69.95
  • 1 PVC ID Card
  • Service Dog Vest/Harness
  • ADA Cards & Patches
  • Digital Certificate Download
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Best Value

Ultimate Service Dog Lifetime VIP Kit

$149.00
  • Two (2) PVC IDs (Free Replacements)
  • Service Dog Vest/Harness
  • ADA Cards and Patches
  • Service Dog Leash
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Premier Service Dog Identification Kit

$59.95 $54.95
  • 1 PVC ID Card
  • Digital Certificate Download
  • 10 ADA Cards
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We help with assistance to service dog owners

Our products and services primarily help service dog owners who need assistance identifying their trained service dogs in public.

People need trained service dogs for a variety of reasons, and many people need these working companions at their side all the time. Registration can help you stay up to date on changing laws and keep you in the loop with important news that can impact your everyday life. We also provide information so that members of the public can educate themselves about the importance of service dogs and understand the different laws governing their use.

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Benefits of Registering your Service Dog

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Be aware of all updates
Stay current on all changes to service dog laws and regulations.
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Special discounts
Receive exclusive discounts on products and services for registered members.
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Informational emails
Get timely emails with important news that impacts service dog owners.
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Dog Owner Tips
Fun and useful tips for dog owners. We'll be sure to keep you informed with meaningful and interesting info.

What We Do

Our online shop supplies products for dogs

We provide convenient bundles that will save money when you purchase several related products at once. These kits all come with free shipping.

  • Leashes
  • Harnesses
  • Collars
  • Patches
  • ID Cards

Carrying out the registration process for you and your dog

Please note that registering your dog on our website does not make them an official service dog. That's what the training is for. Our forms simply provide additional documentation in case of an emergency.

By registering you will receive timely informational updates and be part of our greater community. Registering on our site will mean you receive quarterly updates regarding law changes and information relating to service dogs.

Register Your Dog

SDRA Testimonials

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Always great service and quality products. This has been my 'go to' place for service animal needs. Highly recommend.

Robert M.
New York, NY
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The quality of this leash is amazing! The best leash I have ever had! Thanks SDRA.

Kay B.
New York, NY

FAQ

What is the difference between an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) and a Service Dog?
Service dogs are trained to perform specific tasks for people with disabilities. ESAs provide emotional support but are not trained for specific tasks and have fewer legal protections.
Can I take my service dog on an airplane?
Yes. Under the Air Carrier Access Act, airlines must allow trained service dogs in the cabin. Notify the airline when booking and bring documentation.
Is there a size limit for service dogs?
No. The ADA prohibits discrimination based on the size or breed of a service dog as long as the dog is trained to perform a specific task.
Can any animal be a service animal?
No. Under the ADA, service animals are limited to dogs and miniature horses that are trained to perform specific tasks related to a person's disability.
How do I get my service dog certified?
There is no official government certification required. A service dog qualifies based on its training to perform tasks directly related to its handler's disability.
Do service dogs bark or growl?
A well-trained service dog should generally not bark or growl in public. Aggressive behavior can be grounds for removal from a business.
Can a business ask me to remove my service dog?
A business may ask you to remove your service dog if it is out of control and you do not take action to control it, or if it is not housebroken.
Can businesses charge extra fees for service dogs?
No. Businesses cannot charge extra fees or deposits for service dogs, even if they charge pet fees for other animals.
Is a service dog vest or ID required by law?
No. Federal law does not require service dogs to wear a vest, ID tag, or any special marking. However, identification can be helpful in public.
Can I be asked for proof that my dog is a service dog?
Under the ADA, businesses can only ask two questions: (1) Is this a service dog required because of a disability? (2) What work or task has the dog been trained to perform?
Can my landlord refuse a service dog?
No. Under the Fair Housing Act, landlords must make reasonable accommodations for service animals and emotional support animals, even in no-pet buildings.
Can I take my service dog to a restaurant?
Yes. The ADA requires restaurants and other places of public accommodation to allow service dogs in all areas open to the public.
Does registering my dog make it an official service dog?
No. Registering your dog on our website provides additional documentation but does not legally make your dog a service dog. Service dog status is determined by training, not registration.