Work Pup Cape Style Dog Vest with Pockets

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Work Pup Cape Style Dog Vest with Pockets

from $34.99

Looking for a high-quality cape style service dog vest that will help you and your service animal navigate the world around you? Our high-performance dog vest can’t be beaten.

 While vests are not required for service dogs by law, they can be useful when going out in public so that your dog can focus on their job and not get distracted by humans passing by.

 Product Features:

  • Made in the USA

  • Can Be Used as a Service Dog Vest, Therapy Dog Vest or Working Dog Vest

  • Patches Sold Separately

  • Lightweight Design

  • 2 Layers of Durable Nylon

  • Heavy Duty but Lightweight Side Release Buckles

  • Includes 2 Zippered Pockets with Rubber Pulls

  • Built-In Reflective Strip for Safety

  • Easy to Put On

High-Quality Workmanship

This working dog vest is made in the cape style so that it is lightweight and won’t slow down your dog. Each vest is made in the USA from two layers of durable nylon with an added reflective strip for safety at night.

Need an easy place to store your dog’s service dog essentials? This service vest comes with two zippered pockets, each with a rubber pull to make it extra easy on your fingers.

Easy to Put On

To put this vest on your working dog, slip the front strap over the dog’s head and snap the back strap securely around their rib cage. The buckle snaps used on this service vest are very strong and durable while staying lightweight.

Customize with Patches

The patches shown in the images ARE NOT INCLUDED with the purchase of this vest. However, you can add the patches you need for your dog to your order here.

Whether your dog is a Service Dog, Service Dog in Training, Emotional Support Dog or Therapy Dog, we have a wide selection of patches to make your dogs vest custom.

How Do I Pick the Right Size of Service Dog Vest?

The most important thing you can do to make sure you order the right size of dog vest is to measure your dog using these instructions. 

Use a soft fabric measuring tape. Measure all the way around the rib cage, full circle. Just like a saddle fits a horse. Your dog must be standing.

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Dimensions of the Service Dog Vests:

Tiny*:13-16 inches (Yorkshire Terrier, Silky Terrier, Papillon, Maltese, Toy Poodle, Miniature Chihuahua)

*If you have a really small dog, the Tiny vest can be altered to fit. Cut a strip out and sew it back together with a sewing machine. This will allow you to go down to a 9-inch girth.

Extra Small:16-23 inches (Large Chihuahua, Cavalier King Charles, Pomeranian, ShihTzu, Schnauzer, Dachshund)

Small:23-29 inches (Beagle, Australian Shepherd, German Shorthair, Weimaraner)

Medium:29-35 inches (American Staffordshire Terrier, Boxer, Golden Retriever, Dalmatian, Pit Bull)

Large:35-39 inches (German Shepherd, Labrador, Rottweiler, Doberman Pinscher, Sheepdog)

Extra Large:39-45 inches (Saint Bernard, Great Dane, Bernese Mountain Dog, Mastiff, Irish Wolfhound)

Which Color of Service Dog Vest Should I Buy?

There is no rules or regulation regarding what color vest your dog should wear. Blue and red are usually the most popular colors for service dog vests.

Available Service Dog Vest Colors:

  • Blue

  • Red

  • Green

  • Pink

  • Black

Care Instructions:

These working dog vests are very easy to take care of. Simply hand wash and then hang to drip dry.

Service Dog Vest Guidelines

At SitStay, we are privileged to be able to provide the service dog supplies that are needed by our customers. However, we also are passionate about educating the public about service dogs and how they fit into the working dog parameters.

It is fraudulent to represent your dog as a service animal if it is not. You can learn more about how a dog becomes a service dog on our site.

We also have additional resources about service dogs, therapy dogs and other working dog breeds in our blog.