Dog Walkers in Arleta

Arletta is located in the San Fernando Valley region of Los Angeles.  Arletta shares borders with Mission Hills and North Hills, Sun Valley, Pacoima, and Panorama City.  When you and your leashed pup walk along the city streets, you will pass by Arleta’s local post office or the Granada Hills branch of the LA Public Library.  You may also pass by the headquarters of the famous fashion icon Juicy Couture.  Feeling a little hungry?  Never fear! You can head towards Woodman Avenue and let your taste buds guide you. This area has plenty of options for dining and shopping to choose from. With restaurants and fast food establishments lining the streets, you can stop in for a bite or pick up something to go! These areas may be a little busy on the average day, so make sure to keep your pup close to your side on a leash while you explore Arletta's amenities.

The city of Arleta is mostly flat which can be a bit lacking for those looking for a more extensive hiking challenge. Though the flat terrain may come in handy for beginner level walkers or elderly pups with joint issues. The streets are black asphalt and the sidewalks are paved concrete. The streets are filled with local businesses and residential housing. As you walk along the streets with your leashed pup, you will pass by the five public schools, Branford Park, and local favorite places to dine, shop, and grab a quick cup of coffee. 

Feel like taking a break from your exploring? When you pass by Branford Park on Branford Street, why not take a load off and rest for a while? Your pup must be on his leash while inside the park and please, as always, be a responsible pet pawrent and clean up after your doggo. Enjoy your day together exploring Arletta!

The Branford Recreation Center and Park is located on Branford Street and is just the place for you and your pup to take a much-needed break from the urban environment. There are lots of summer programs taking place at the park, so be sure to keep your little buddy on his leash and under your control in the warmer seasons. You can walk by the baseball and soccer fields, the basketball, volleyball, and tennis courts, the playground, the music room, the stage, and dozens and dozens of picnic tables. Keep in mind that the area can get crowded with other pedestrians and visitors! While the area does not have any specific areas for dogs, you may still run into plenty of other dog owners to provide socialization for both you and your pup. Exercise a bit of caution, however, during the summer season when hot pavement may prove to be too much for sensitive paw pads.