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Reflective Tiny Dog Vest


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Price: $40.99



Description:

707548REF

Note: Pink color is no longer available.

Our Reflective Tiny Dog Vest is designed for the tiny working dog. It is made with weather resistant 1000 denier nylon/urethane coated fabric and lined with quilted fabric for comfort. The seams of this vest are bound in reflective webbing as an added safety feature for your dog.

The front chest and the girth straps are adjustable. There is a D-ring for attaching a leash. 

Available in 13 colors

Girth sizes:

  • 1XS 21" - 24"
  • 2XS 18" - 21"
  • 3XS 14" - 17"
  • 4XS 11" - 13"

The vest comes with 1 patch of your choice (not specialty patch).

We sew this patch on for you. You may purchase additional patches, and we will also sew them on FREE of charge. Please specify where you would like your patch(es) located on your vest in the “Patch Placement” field in the shopping cart. e.g. Service dog patch left, middle.

Note on Service vs. Therapy Dogs:
Service Dogs are dogs that perform a task for their disabled handler. The handler has public access rights with a Service Dog and they are protected under Federal ADA law, and allowed to enter public property with their Service Dog. (Handler must be considered disabled and the dog must perform a task.)
Therapy Dogs are dogs that meet the needs of others (such as visiting people in nursing homes, hospitals, pet therapy work, and reading groups, etc.) Handlers do not have ADA public access rights with Therapy Dogs and must have permission from an establishment to enter.
On the back of the Therapy Dog or Search & Rescue IDs, we put a statement about the work that these dogs perform.