Service dog
For dogs individually trained to perform tasks related to a handler’s disability.
Register your service dog →Create a secure, voluntary registry profile and receive an instant digital credential you can keep close at hand.
Add your personalized registry card to Apple Wallet right after checkout. It keeps your profile number and scannable verification link accessible without searching through email.
Register your service dogThree registration paths, each with its own profile fields, digital credential, and printable record.
For dogs individually trained to perform tasks related to a handler’s disability.
Register your service dog →For dogs that provide comfort and companionship as part of a mental health plan.
Register your support dog →For handler-and-dog teams visiting hospitals, schools, and care facilities.
Register your therapy dog →Built to make organizing your service dog’s information straightforward, secure, and accessible.
Add your handler and service dog information through a clear, guided form.
Your digital registry card and printable record are ready immediately after registration.
Add the digital pass to Apple Wallet for quick, convenient access on your iPhone.

Durable, visible, and comfortable for daily working use.
From $54.00 CAD →
Durable, visible, and comfortable for daily working use.
From $29.00 CAD →
Clear, durable identification patches for compatible working-dog gear.
From $19.00 CAD →
A structured, portable carrier for travel and appointments.
$79.00 CAD →
A simple tag option for compatible collars and harnesses.
$25.00 CAD →Rules for assistance animals can differ under federal, provincial, territorial, and setting-specific requirements. Here is a plain-language starting point—not legal advice.
| Access topic | Service Dog | Emotional Support Dog | Therapy Dog |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public access | ✓Rights depend on local law and the setting; some rules recognize task-trained service dogs. | !No Canada-wide public-access status; check the local rules. | !Visits are typically by program or host approval. |
| Housing | ✓Accommodation questions depend on local human-rights law and individual circumstances. | !Accommodation may be considered in some situations; rules vary. | —Usually arranged with the provider or host. |
| Travel | ✓Check carrier and destination rules before travel. | !Carrier and destination rules apply; check in advance. | —Usually subject to carrier or program approval. |
✓ Rights depend on local law and the setting; some rules recognize task-trained service dogs.
✓ Accommodation questions depend on local human-rights law and individual circumstances.
✓ Check carrier and destination rules before travel.
! No Canada-wide public-access status; check the local rules.
! Accommodation may be considered in some situations; rules vary.
! Carrier and destination rules apply; check in advance.
! Visits are typically by program or host approval.
— Usually arranged with the provider or host.
— Usually subject to carrier or program approval.
Read the official guidance for your province or territory and contact the relevant provider before you travel or visit.
We believe it should be easy to understand exactly what a private registry can—and cannot—do.
Canadian Service Dogs is a private, voluntary online registry. It gives you a place to organize a personal registry profile and receive a digital reference pass for the information you choose to include.
No. Registration with Canadian Service Dogs is optional. This service does not determine a dog’s legal status or create service-dog access rights. Requirements can vary by province, territory, and setting.
No. The pass is a private registry record, not government-issued identification, legal certification, proof of disability, proof of training, or a substitute for documentation that may be required in a particular setting.
Registration includes a private profile, a digital pass, and a printable registry record. Physical cards and gear are optional items, offered separately when available.