Europe's Service Dog Registry
One scan.
One scan.
Everything they need to know.
A single QR tag gives hotels, first responders and authorities instant access to your service dog's verified profile.
The Problem
Across Europe, there is no unified standard. Every hotel, airline and authority asks for different documents — and none of them can verify what you hand them.
Staff don't know what documents to ask for or how to verify them. Handlers are turned away.
Airlines use inconsistent policies. A dog accepted on one flight is denied boarding on the next.
If a handler becomes unconscious, first responders have no way to know the dog must stay with them.
27 EU countries, 27 different rules. Free movement should mean truly free — for handler and dog.
How It Works
Fill in your dog's profile, upload certificates and documents. Takes under 10 minutes.
Your engraved metal tag arrives with your dog's name, "Do not separate" and a unique QR code.
No app needed. Any smartphone opens your dog's verified profile in seconds.
The Tag
One physical object that carries the weight of every document your dog needs.
QR code is permanent — it will not fade, scratch off or expire.
Works with any smartphone camera. Hotel staff, paramedics, border officers — all can access it instantly.
Every profile is reviewed before the verified badge is displayed. Not just a self-declaration.
A dedicated emergency section ensures first responders know to keep dog and handler together.
What People See
When someone scans the tag, they see a clean, professional profile — not a private database, not an app, just the information they need.
Labrador Retriever · Mobility Assistance Dog
Get Started
Join the pilot programme. Be among the first registered service dogs in Europe's unified digital registry.
Register NowOne-time fee of €39 — lifetime access, no subscription.
Open to all service dog handlers living in or travelling through Europe