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Ask To Pet

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Category: Morale Patches

3D Morale Patch - Ask To Pet

Use this patch to visually communicate to others that they should ask for permission before touching your dog. Bold text-based design is easy to read from a distance, preventing accidents or incidents before they happen.


Overall size

  • 2.5"(L) x .75"(H)
Other features
  • Made from PVC rubber
  • Includes additional loop field lined sheet for sewing onto clothes or protecting hook back when not in use

MAXPEDITION® MORALE PATCHES


Identify & Personalize Your Gear

Maxpedition brings you a new collection of morale patches you'll never see anywhere else, featuring original artwork and unique designs for the true individual. Built to personalize, these patches have a hook back to attach to the loop lining of your Maxpedition bag, and can be stitched on to your gear without having to tear or damage their backing. Add flair and say it loud with Maxpedition morale patches.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe ★★★★★

The 3D lettering really pops — someone read it from across the parking lot and stopped to ask before petting my reactive shepherd. Stiff enough to hold its shape on my bag, but the velcro backing grips tight. Exactly the boundary-setter I needed.

Sophia ★★★★★

Got stopped twice at the farmers market before anyone even got close, and the bold lettering really does the talking from across the aisle. The 3D raised surface feels solid on my vest, not flimsy like some patches I've tried. Exactly the polite but firm signal I needed.

Henry F. ★★★★★

The 3D effect makes the letters pop enough to catch people’s eye from across the park, and it’s held up fine through a few muddy walks already. Finally, strangers actually pause and ask instead of just lunging for my pup.