Service Vest
Service Vest
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 Service Dog Vest Small 11 20 Pounds Complete w2 Patches  US $29.99
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 Service Dog Vest Tiny 4 7 Pounds Complete w 2 Patches US $29.99
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 Service Dog Vest XSmall 7 11 Pounds Complete 2 Patches US $29.99
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 1 SERVICE DOG TITLE PATCH for vest 15x4 inch US $5.00
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 SERVICE DOG PARA HANDICAPPED TITLE PATCH for vest 2x4 US $5.00
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 PERSONALIZED therapy dog or service dog vest patch US $5.00
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 THERAPY DOG IN TRAINING clip service dog vest patch US $6.00
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 1 HANDLER ASSISTANCE PATCH SERVICE DOG 25X3 IN 2007 6 US $5.00
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 1 SERVICE DOG ROCKER PATCH for vest assistance US $4.99
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 1 IN TRAINING ROCKER PATCH for service dog vest support US $4.99
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 THERAPY DOG TRAINING service dog vest patch 35 OR 5 US $5.00
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 PSYCHIATRIC ASK B4 PETING SERVICE DOG vest patch US $5.00
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 MEDICAL ALERT SERVICE DOG 3 service dog vest patch US $5.50
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 I AM A SERVICE DOG 3 service dog vest patch US $5.50
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 SEIZURE WORKING PLEASE ASK PET service dog vest patch US $5.00
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 Sm Blue white Service dog vest servicecapecoatblanket US $17.99
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 SERVICE DOG DO NOT PET Rocker Set Patches for VEST US $10.00
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 Lrg Yellow blk Therapy dog vest servicecapecoatblanket US $19.99
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 Service dog do not pet patch for vestcapecoatblanket LRG ROUND US $3.99
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 XXS red Therapy dog vest servicecapecoatblanket US $19.99
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| The Pets People |
How many different colored vests are there for service dogs and what do the colors ...?
mean (if they mean anything)? Thanks!
Can you tell me ALL of the colors please. Thanks again!
There are nearly as many colors as there are people who have a preference. I myself have a red one, a green one, and even a purple sequined one some friends gave me for my birthday.
I'm speaking from the U.S. point of view.
The only color that has any standardized meaning is the blaze orange one, which is supposed to mean "hearing dog." It doesn't always, and not all hearing dogs wear blaze orange either. However, some state laws specify that only a hearing dog can wear a blaze orange cape or leash. Not all do, and the federal has no specific color requirements.
Program trained dogs may wear the colors of their school.
There has been a campaign by one group to try to make purple mean psychiatric service dog, but there are so many people without psych disabilities who were already using purple that it's pretty meaningless. I have to wonder if I'd really want to advertise my disability, other than for hearing anyway. It's my personal business. The reason I might consider it for hearing is that it does tell people who know what blaze orange means that the hadnler can't hear them when they approach from behind so they don't get angry when the handler doesn't answer them and grab them.
It's still a personal choice for each service dog owner as to what colors to use.
