American Patriotic Service Dog Dual Pocket Vest

Beautiful American Service Dog Dual Pocket Vest invokes a sentiment of loyalty to be an American.  We at ActiveDogs are thankful for all who have served this nation.  The American Service Dog Dual Pocket Vest comes in the colors of red, white, and blue fabric with white stars.  It is trimmed in black so the vest is outlined and highly noticeable.  There are two zipper pockets on this vest, one on each side of the vest.  They do not expand but they are large enough for a few things such as pill bottles, epi pens, identification, keys, and more.  The zipper tabs are large for an easy grip to open the zipper pockets. 

This vest has two girth straps on it.  They help to keep the vest in place while the dog is working.  Both girth and chest straps are adjustable w/slides so there are no floppy belts hanging off this vest.  On the top of the vest there is a molded handle that runs parallel to the vest, similar to how a handle aligns on a suit case.  On each end of the handle are high quality welded D-rings.  You can attach a leash, ID tag, or they will also work to add a bridge handle to the vest. The American Service Dog Dual Pocket Vest comes with two patches of your choice that we will sew on for you if you choose.  It is available in three size options, listed below.  It is MADE IN USA.  Optional additional items are bridge handle, Chest Pad Cover, ID’s, Leashes that can be purchased separately.

The vest comes with 2 standard patches, additional patches will be sent loose.

Zipper Pocket Sizes:
Large: 6.5″ at opening, 5.5″ deep, diagonal 9″
Medium: 6.5″ at opening, 5″ deep, diagonal 8″
Small: 6.5″ at opening, 3.5″ deep, diagonal 7.5″

Service Dog: is defined as a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability.  The task(s) performed by the dog must be directly related to the person’s disability.
Therapy Dog: is defined as a trained therapeutic dog that provides psychological or physiological therapy to individuals other than their handler. These dogs do NOT have ADA public access rights and must have permission from an establishment to enter.