Assistance Dog Lanyard & Card with UK Equality Act QR Code

£3.95

This red or blue assistance dog law card set gives handlers a calm, clear way to explain their rights in public, so you do not have to argue at the door.

The card carries plain-English wording about assistance dog access under the Equality Act 2010, together with a QR code that you or the staff member can scan with any phone.

What happens when you scan the QR code

The code opens our free Access Helper at assistancedogregistry.co.uk. No app, no account, nothing to sign up for.

  • A statement to show the person refusing you - plain wording explaining that your dog is an assistance dog, that access is a reasonable adjustment under the Equality Act 2010, and that an ADUK card, yellow booklet or charity membership is not a legal requirement.
  • Step-by-step help for the exact objection you are facing - they want an ADUK card, only charity-trained dogs are accepted, no dogs allowed, food hygiene, my dog does not look official. Choose the reason and get the right words for it.
  • The law in 30 seconds - quoting official EHRC guidance confirming that owner-trained assistance dogs have the same access rights, and that certification cannot lawfully be demanded.
  • Record what happened - if you are still refused, you can report it in about a minute. Your report joins the UK's first record of where assistance dog handlers are turned away, helping hold businesses to account and improve access for everyone. Anonymous, and no account is needed.

Try it before you buy. The Access Helper is free to use, with or without the card. Have a look at what the QR code opens: assistancedogregistry.co.uk/rights

Useful in shops, cafes, taxis, hotels, appointments, travel and everyday public situations where staff may not fully understand assistance dogs.

What's included

  • 1 x pre-designed assistance dog information card
  • 1 x red or blue lanyard
  • 1 x red or blue plastic card holder

Key features

  • Professionally printed assistance dog support card
  • Includes UK Equality Act 2010 wording
  • QR code opens a free step-by-step access helper, giving you the words to use at the door and a way to report a refusal
  • Durable credit card sized plastic card
  • Easy to wear with included lanyard and holder
  • Useful for quick reference when challenged in public

Please note: this is an informational support card only. It is not government issued, does not certify disability or training, and does not guarantee access. Assistance dog access rights come from disability law, not from any private ID card or registry.

Red or blue assistance dog lanyard and card with UK Equality Act 2010 wording, clear holder and durable plastic card. Scan the QR code to open our free Access Helper: the exact words to use when your access is questioned, the law in 30 seconds, and a way to report a refusal in under a minute. No app, no account needed.

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