Build the profile
Add the handler’s name, dog’s details, and a clear portrait. Review your photo crop before sending.
SERVICE DOG TRAINING & RECORDS
A working partnership.
A record you can keep.
Handler details. Training documents. One clear record of the work you do together.
Private training records, reviewed before issue.
US SERVICE DOG TRAININGTraining
Record Certificate
Record Certificate
SAMPLEPRIVATE TRAINING RECORD
US SERVICE DOG
TRAINING & RECORDS
TRAINING & RECORDS
Service dog
SCOUTLabrador Retriever- HANDLER
- Sample handler
- RECORD
- SAMPLE
ILLUSTRATION · NOT AN ISSUED CARD
01 Prepare your information02 Office review03 Keep your records
STRAIGHTFORWARD FROM THE START
Your details, handled
with care.
Each submission stays in the review queue until the office has checked it. Keep the application reference for questions and corrections.
Send for review
Receive an application reference. Staff review the information before approving a record.
Save the documents
Approved records can generate a certificate, training proof and service dog card PDF, ready to download.
MADE TO KEEP
The information you need.
A format that travels well.
A readable service dog card, a downloadable certificate, and a reference you can look up again. No need to start the paperwork from scratch.
Look up a record- Print-ready cards85.5 × 54 mm. Landscape card, ready to print.
- A consistent profileHandler, dog, portrait, and record reference.
- Room for correctionsContact the office with your application number.
THE WORK BEHIND THE RECORD
Keep training practical.
Set a small goal. Practice in a manageable setting. Write down what happened and what you’ll work on next.
Open the training journalSTART WITH THE DETAILS
Get your information ready.
A clear photo and the correct names are a good place to begin.