"Disabled Veteran" - Clip On Identification Patch Tag - Includes Five Service Dog Handout Cards - Clips onto a Service Dog Vest, Harness, Collar, Leash or Carrier
Brand: WORKINGSERVICEDOG.COM
Color: Black
"DISABLED VETERAN" - SERVICE DOG CLIP ON IDENTIFICATION HANGING PATCH TAG

DIMENSIONS: This clip on Service Dog patch tag measures 3.25” wide and 4.25” tall with the clip. This tag is double sided.

APPLICATION: The clip on Disabled Veteran tag clips onto a larger dogs collar, a service dog vest, harness, leash, bag or a carrier. It is easily removed when not in use.

PATRIOTIC: Show your pride in the USA - Beautiful embroidered full color American flag.

HIGHLY VISIBLE: This double sided Disabled Veteran embroidered patch tag features bold text that is easy to read up close or far away. The words "DISABLED VETERAN" on it in bold letters with a black background. It features finished edges which are bound in black thread. Also embroidered is a full American Flag.

CLEAR MESSAGE: These clip on tags are designed to inform the public that your dog is a autism service dog.
Working Service Dog is an Official Manufacturer of Service Dog Equipment located in the USA.
DIMENSIONS: This clip on Disabled Veteran patch tag measures 3.25” wide and 4.25” tall with the clip. This tag is double sided
APPLICATION: The clip on Disabled Veteran tag clips onto a larger dogs collar, a service dog vest, harness, leash, bag or a carrier. It is easily removed when not in use.
PATRIOTIC: Show your pride in the USA - Beautiful embroidered full color American flag.
HIGHLY VISIBLE: This double sided Disabled Veteran embroidered patch tag features bold text that is easy to read up close or far away. The words "DISABLED VETERAN" on it in bold letters with a black background. It features finished edges which are bound in black thread. Also embroidered is a full American Flag.
INCLUDED: Five Service Dog Federal Law handout cards. These cards provide a short overview of your legal right to have your Service Dog accompany you in ALL public places. If you believe your rights have been violated or have questions contact the Department of Justice using the contact information provided on the card.