It's The Law!
We are the ONLY dog training company in NYC who offers
dog licensing to the general public.
At this time we are only doing new sign-ups not renewals. These prices are standard NYC licensing prices:
Spayed/neutered, any age: $8.50 per year, up to 5 years can be paid for at once.
Intact, over 4 months old: $34.00 per year, up to 5 years can be paid for at once.
Intact, under 4 months old: $8.50 first year only can be paid for.
dog licensing to the general public.
At this time we are only doing new sign-ups not renewals. These prices are standard NYC licensing prices:
Spayed/neutered, any age: $8.50 per year, up to 5 years can be paid for at once.
Intact, over 4 months old: $34.00 per year, up to 5 years can be paid for at once.
Intact, under 4 months old: $8.50 first year only can be paid for.
All major credit cards, debit cards, and checks or cash are accepted. You will receive your dogs license the day of payment.
New York State law requires that all dog owners license their dogs, and the New York City Health Code requires that dog owners attach the license tag to their dog's collars while in public. Dog owners may be fined for violation of these laws. Licensing can help reunite a dog and its owner in case of separation during an emergency. Information about licensed dogs simplifies medical follow-up for individuals potentially exposed to infected dogs, especially important during rabies outbreaks. Licensing fees provide funding for the city's animal shelter system and free/low cost spay and neuter programs for low income dog and cat owners.
New York State law requires that all dog owners license their dogs, and the New York City Health Code requires that dog owners attach the license tag to their dog's collars while in public. Dog owners may be fined for violation of these laws. Licensing can help reunite a dog and its owner in case of separation during an emergency. Information about licensed dogs simplifies medical follow-up for individuals potentially exposed to infected dogs, especially important during rabies outbreaks. Licensing fees provide funding for the city's animal shelter system and free/low cost spay and neuter programs for low income dog and cat owners.
