Kids Service Dog Etiquette Explaination Calling Card

Kids service dog etiquette card helps handlers explain working-dog boundaries in a friendly, age-appropriate way at schools, libraries, community events and other public settings. Created for disability awareness, classroom inclusion and service dog education, it clearly reinforces common messages such as not touching, calling, feeding or distracting service dogs while they're working. The front features a photo and name to introduce the service dog, while the back provides a simple behavior guide that children can understand. All text is editable, and the QR code links to a kid-friendly service dog video, but you can replace it with a school resource, handler information page, or any other website or video. This personalized service dog awareness card suits classroom visits, disability acceptance programs, school presentations and everyday interactions where a simple explanation can help children understand how to behave around a service dog. It's also perfect to hand out to your child's friends and classmates to educate them in a friendly way.