10 Pieces Dog Patches for Service Dog Vest Removable Tactical Hook Loop Harness Patch Set of American Flag Ask to Pet in Training (Delicate Style)
Brand: WILLBOND
Feature:
Eye-catching and convenient:
The back of the dog patches are well designed to be easily pasted on the dog's vest or traction rope. The eye-catching text makes it easy for passers-by to see that your dog is a service dog, and the lovely flag pattern makes the dog more attractive.
Widely applicable:
These pet patches are suitable for dog harnesses, backpacks, leashes, collars or any other dog patch accessories, ideal for dogs or anyone who trains service dogs.
Specifications:
Material: fabric
Size: 2 inch x 3 inch, 1.5 inch x 4 inch
Color: as pictures show
Package includes:
10 x Dog patches
Note:
Manual measurement, please allow slight errors on size.
The colors may exist slight difference due to different screens.
What you receive: you will receive 10 pieces of dog patches, including 3 pieces of American flags patterns and 7 pieces patches with sewed letters, like '' ask to pet '', '' service dog '', '' do not pet '', '' in training '' , '' emotional support ''and '' mama says I'm special '', enough quantity for you to decorate your dog's vest or harness
Size details: there are 2 sizes of service dog patches, 5 of which are 2 inch x 3 inch, suitable for vest, and the other 5 patches are 1.5 inch x 4 inch, suitable for both harness and vest
Quality material: our tactical patches are made of quality fabric, soft and comfortable to touch, durable and reliable for long time use, ideal for a vest, harness, collar, or leash wrap
Removable and interchangeable: the back of the dog patches are well designed to be easily pasted on the dog's vest or traction rope; The eye-catching text makes it easy for passers-by to see that your dog is a service dog, and the lovely flag pattern makes the dog more attractive
Wide uses: these pet patches are suitable for dog harnesses, backpacks, leashes, collars or any other dog patch accessories, ideal for dogs or anyone who trains service dogs