Sharon M.
Great experience!
Great experience!! Thanks so much!!

USA Service Dogs assists thousands of people around the country with bringing their service dogs and emotional support animals with them in public, whether their disabilities are readily apparent or not. Putting your service dog in "uniform" with a vest and ID card goes a long way towards eliminating the hassle commonly encountered by those with service dogs.
USA Service Dogs (usaservicedogs.org) has 1,723 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
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Sharon M.
Great experience!! Thanks so much!!
Joe
Yes I did receive what I had ordered
Desiree
Yes I received everything.
KA
ID and Certificate look great.
Hania C.
That's excellent experience very happy with it thank you
John P.
Easy to do and follow
Kathleen
I have two emotional support dogs and one service dog. All German Shorthaired Pointers. We recently travelled to FL from TX. Three of 4 hotels accepted the ID's. The South Beach Inn in Cocoa Beach did not. The manager said there was no way they were service dogs because they were attacked by a small dog (which he did not see) and they growled at the dog. (The part he did see). Service from this company is prompt and accurate.
Response from USA Service DogsJan 10, 2022
Hi Kathleen, We are sorry to hear about the issues in Cocoa Beach. The first step in such an unfortunate situation is to stay calm and know your rights. Under the ADA, you are allowed to have your service animal accompany you to public establishments even if the estagblishment has posted a NO PETS ALLOWED sign. You should explain to the owner or manager that the ADA entitles you as a person with a disability to bring your dog with you to public establishments. Usually, it is just a matter of ignorance on the part of the manager and the situation is quickly resolved. If not, the next step may be to contact the police since they can explain to the manager what laws are protecting you and your service animal or emotional support animal. (Please note however that some states may have enacted legislation that may restrict some of your rights as a person with a disablity to bring your service animal to public establishments - check with your local state laws). Thank you.
Eric
Made whole process very easy. Great website. Also had to call in and it was easy and very nice people. Highly recommend!