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The ServDog card

Everything for the door is free. The card is for the day someone says no.

$49.95, once, for each dog. No subscription, no renewal, nothing that expires.

$2 from every card goes to Canadian service-dog charities and animal rescues.

ServDogExample · Private registry record

Juniper

Collie

Classification recorded by the owner

Registration number

7QU4-M2XN-8

Active · registered 12 March 2026

servdog.com/d/7QU4-M2XN-8

ServDog is a private registry. It is not a government agency, is not affiliated with any provincial program, the Canadian Transportation Agency, or the ADA, and registration does not create or confer any legal rights.

What this is

ServDog is a private registry. It is not a government agency, is not affiliated with any provincial program, the Canadian Transportation Agency, or the ADA, and registration does not create or confer any legal rights. Registration is not required anywhere in Canada.

What it is for

Tuesday, 6:40 pm.

One evening, start to finish. The names are made up; the screens are the real ones.

  1. 6:40 pm

    Someone says no.

    Dana and Juniper are turned away from a restaurant. Before she leaves the street, she opens her record and logs it: when, where, who, and what was said.

    The “I was refused entry” screen, filled in: 6:40 pm, a restaurant on Queen St W, the host then the manager, and what was said.
    I was refused entry
  2. 6:52 pm

    It is saved, with the date.

    The log is hers. It is written in her words, kept on her record, and dated when she wrote it.

  3. 9:15 pm

    The letter is written from the log.

    At home she opens the letter. It is already addressed and dated, with what happened set out from her log, and a covering note. She downloads the PDF and emails a copy to herself.

    The first lines of the letter to the business, written from the log.
    Your letter
  4. 9:20 pm

    Where it goes, and by when.

    The next page shows where the letter goes first, where it can go if the business does not reply, and the time limit for each route, from the source.

    The “Where it goes, and by when” screen, with the date it happened and the routes for Ontario.
    Where it goes, and by when
  5. 9:22 pm

    Her record goes with it.

    The dated Record of Registration sits beside the letter, ready to attach.

    A sample Record of Registration for Juniper, a collie, registration number 7QU4-M2XN-8.
    The Record of Registration

What happens next is up to the business, and, if it goes further, to the body she files with. The card does not decide it. It means she is not starting from a blank page at nine at night.

Free and the card

What you get

What you getFreeCard
For the door
Your dog’s record and registration number
The door screen, with the law for your province
Scout
The Taskbook and your documents
The public profile anyone can check by number
The handover
For the day someone says no
The incident log
The letters written from your log
Where to file, and the time limit
The Record of Registration, dated
Scout reads a sign for you
The photo card and the printed sheetWallet pass coming soon
PriceFree$49.95, once

What it is not

Four things we will always tell you

Registration is not required anywhere in Canada.Not by any province, and not by us. What a record does is answer questions.

Nothing we issue conveys a legal right.Your rights come from your province's law and exist whether or not you have ever heard of us.

There is no national standard.Anyone who tells you their card is "nationally recognized" is describing something that does not exist. Where your province runs a program, apply there.

We do not sell clinician letters.A letter that carries weight comes from a health care professional who knows you. We have never met you and cannot write one.

Questions

Is this a certificate?

No. A certificate is what Alberta, British Columbia and Nova Scotia issue after assessing a team. This is a registration card: a record you keep, showing what you have recorded and what you have chosen to show. If your province issues a certificate, carry both.

Does it get my dog into places?

No card from anyone does. Your province's law decides that, and it applies whether or not you have ever heard of us. What the card does is answer the question at the door before it becomes an argument — what the dog is, and what it's trained to do.

Will an airline accept it?

Airlines may ask for a document from the organisation that trained your dog. Ours is not that document, and we say so. What your record does hold is every answer the airline's form asks for.

What if I change something?

Change a task, a photo or the classification in your account and the card updates — a new PDF or image is a click away. The registration number never changes.

Can I get a refund?

The card is delivered the moment you pay, so there is nothing to send back. If it does not work, we fix it or refund it. If you simply do not want it, tell us within 30 days and we refund it — that one runs on trust.

I have two dogs.

Each dog has its own record and its own card. The record is free for every dog; the card is a one-off purchase per dog.

The full terms are on the refunds page.

Start free. Add the card when you want it.

Prices in Canadian dollars, tax shown at checkout.

Samples

What you receive

The photo card

ServDogExample · Private registry record

Juniper

Collie

Classification recorded by the owner

Registration number

7QU4-M2XN-8

Active · registered 12 March 2026

servdog.com/d/7QU4-M2XN-8

ServDog is a private registry. It is not a government agency, is not affiliated with any provincial program, the Canadian Transportation Agency, or the ADA, and registration does not create or confer any legal rights.

The Record of Registration

A sample Record of Registration for Juniper, a collie, registration number 7QU4-M2XN-8.

ServDog is a private registry. It is not a government agency, is not affiliated with any provincial program, the Canadian Transportation Agency, or the ADA, and registration does not create or confer any legal rights.