Dibs For Dogs Den:
Pilot Project
Save Money. Support Dogs. Be Part of the DFD Den.
Calling all dog lovers and service dog handlers!
Dibs For Dogs (DFD) is piloting the DFD Den, a community built around one primary goal:
Make high-quality dog food and care more affordable for service dog teams.
Because better nutrition and care can help keep service dogs healthy, active, and ready to work.
Discounts and special offers: Whether you're a service dog handler or not, the DFD Den pilot project aims to connect you with discounts and other opportunities to save.
Through DFD Den, we are also working to:
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Promote excellent service-dog training and responsible handling
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Make trustworthy educational resources easier to find
We're just getting started—and we'd love to have you join us.
DFD Den Guidelines & Working Paws Eligibility
FAQ
What are the benefits for DFD Den participants?
Working Paws &
Paw Partners*
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Discounts and special offers: premium dog food, grooming, veterinary care, etc.
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Food trials
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A library of service dog related resources such as: financial-assistance, nutrition information, training and public access, etc.
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Other opportunities developed through DFD partnerships
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*Some benefits may be exclusive to Working Paws.
Who is part of the DFD Den?
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Working Paws is for individuals who rely on a service dog as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
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Paw Partners are dog lovers who support Dibs For Dogs and its mission. Paw Partners may or may not have a service dog. Working Paws can be a Paw Partner too!
I want to save money!
How do I become a Working Paws participant?
Complete this brief Working Paws Application.
Applicants will be asked to confirm that their dog meets the ADA definition of a service animal and to describe the work or task(s) the dog has been trained to perform.
Under the ADA, a service animal is a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. The task(s) performed by the dog must be directly related to the person's disability.
DFD does not require professional training, certification, registration, or a particular training credential for Working Paws eligibility.
Sign up to be a Paw Partner too!
I want to save money too!
How do I become a Paw Partner?
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Join the DFD Paw Partner Community to receive email updates about new discounts and other DFD news.
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Check the Discounts & Sponsors page for current offers.
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Follow DFD on Facebook for discount announcements and other updates.
How may I support Dibs For Dogs?
Paw Partners support DFD in many ways, including:
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Donations — One-time or recurring
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Employer matching gifts
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Grocery-shopping programs
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Affiliate purchases — Buy for your dogs or local rescues/shelters through participating links, and DFD may receive compensation to support its mission.
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Fundraising and events
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Sharing DFD's mission
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Other ways to help — Such as offering professional expertise or services
