Review the journey
Discuss task training, public behavior, dog size, route, and airline requirements. No diagnosis or medical records requested in signup.
SERVICE DOG TRAVEL CONCIERGE
You and your
service dog.
Ready, together.
We help prepare the forms, coordinate with your airline, and organize the journey. You have a real person to call—before departure and along the way.
Plan our first trip · $395 ↗✓ DOT form assistance✓ Reservations coordinated✓ Live journey support
THE PEOPLE BEHIND YOUR PLAN
Forms. Flights.
A familiar voice.
Our role is travel and documentation assistance. Your service dog’s task training, your review, and your signed attestations are the foundation.
Meet your real coordinators ↗Qualified handlers. Task-trained dogs.
This service is for people with disabilities traveling with dogs individually trained to perform disability-related tasks. Owner-trained dogs can qualify. Emotional support alone and dogs still in training do not qualify as service animals under U.S. air-travel rules.
YOU TRAVEL. WE WORK THROUGH THE DETAILS.
The paperwork,
with a partner.
We review what your airline and route require, prepare a clear plan, and help you stay ahead of deadlines.
With your permission, we can clarify training details with you or your trainer and check veterinary information. No purchased certificate, registry, or special vest creates service-dog status.
Prepare the DOT forms
Help complete the airline’s current forms, including relief attestation where required for flights of 8 hours or longer. You verify and sign every attestation.
Work with the airline
Assist with its submission process or designated third-party portal, track the response, and confirm the service dog request is linked to your reservation.
Organize your travel
Compare flights, assist with ticket bookings with your approval, prepare your document pack, and stay available by phone and group text during the planned journey.
CLEAR FEES. REAL HELP.
One setup.
Support for every trip.
Optional concierge assistance.
Airline forms and direct airline help remain available without buying our service.
Setup + first trip
$395assistance fee
$195 trip concierge + $200 one-time setup.
- Eligibility and document review
- DOT form preparation assistance
- Airline / designated portal setup assistance
- Flight and reservation coordination
- Travel checklist and document pack
- Phone and group-text support during your journey
Your next trip
$195per planned journey
For returning clients after initial setup with us.
- Recheck airline and route requirements
- Refresh forms and details when needed
- Arrange new reservations with you
- Link the service dog request to the trip
- Updated document pack and checklist
- Journey-wide coordinator support
Our fee covers assistance, not transportation or service-dog certification. Airfare, veterinary care, government fees, supplies, and any additional import/export work are separate. International requirements need individual review before scope and price are confirmed.
A CLEAR AGREEMENT, BEFORE WE BEGIN
Your truth.
Your signature.
Our support.
Before paid work begins, we provide a service disclosure through SignWell. It explains the scope, fee, authorizations, and our role as an independent third-party concierge.
You review all information we prepare, confirm its accuracy, and sign the required attestations yourself. We don’t diagnose, train, certify, or transport your dog, and we don’t sign as the handler.
Our 100% money-back promise
Not satisfied with our assistance? We refund 100% of your concierge and setup fees paid to us.
Airline acceptance, airport screening, flight operations, and your dog’s behavior remain outside our control. We cannot guarantee boarding or a journey without disruptions. Third-party charges and store purchases are outside this assistance-fee guarantee.
Talk through your trip with us ↗GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
A little clarity goes a long way.
Is this a service-dog registration or certification?
No. We assist with airline paperwork and the airline’s designated portal, where used. Airline portal IDs are administrative records, not legal certification, public-access rights, or guaranteed acceptance.
Do I need a trainer’s certificate?
DOT does not require a purchased training certificate. Owner-trained service dogs can qualify. The forms ask for training information, including trainer contact details; this may be the handler when self-trained. We can help verify details with your permission.
Can I do the airline process myself?
Yes. Our service is optional. DOT forms are available free through airlines, and airlines must provide form assistance to passengers unable to complete them due to a disability. Our fee is for personalized coordination, planning, and support.
How far ahead should I plan?
Start early. Airlines can generally require submission up to 48 hours before departure for bookings made more than 48 hours ahead. Last-minute bookings have different rules. International travel may need much more preparation; we check your route individually.
Sources: U.S. DOT service animal guidance ↗ · Official DOT form information ↗ · Open Doors airline form process ↗
Reviewed November 2, 2026. Requirements are checked again for each trip.
SERVICE DOG TRAVEL SUPPLIES
Useful gear.
Thoughtfully chosen.
Leashes, collars, everyday ID tags, and travel basics.
Gear does not prove service-dog status or grant access.
Ordinary engraved ID tags are also planned; supplier and personalization details are being selected. No service-dog certification tags will be sold. Real supplier candidates. Proposed prices and availability; no paid orders yet. Recommendations will be finalized by the Pet Commute team.