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Hello, My name is Ashley Facchetti, currently a wild land firefighter. It has always taught me to be on time and reliable. I have always loved dogs so much, my dad was a dog breeder when I was little, we have had many many dogs over the years, I currently have 1 his name is Eee, I walk him everyday, we love to hike or go to the dog park. I have experience with training dogs, my dog is on leash trained so I like to use what I was taught on a daily basis. I am very active and energetic,I love to spend time out doors. I am the happiest around all types of dogs. I walk over 20k a day so I can guarantee a good walk. I would love to have reoccurring walks and I would love to do boarding or sitting.
Hello, my name is Laura! I live in Los Angeles, California. I'm a huge animal lover and I’m always that one person in a group, who pays attention to all the dogs they meet during the day! I believe that dogs are the creatures who can make your life happier. I have almost a lifetime experience of taking care of dogs. Both of my parents have degrees in biology and have been working with animals for a long period of time and taught me all the nuances and secrets about pet caring. I have experience with dogs of all sizes and breeds, whether it's my own two Yorkies or neighbor's Samoyed. I can't wait to provide your dog with love, care and happiness and make the Wag! app your and your dog's best friend!
"Jillian was really great about letting me know not only how the walk went but made sure my pup had water before she left. Detail-oriented!"
"Grace is wonderful she is as sweet as our Molly I look forward to seeing grace and would love her for my future walks"
"Thank you!! She had a good time I can tell. She is a big fan of you as you could tell when u arrived! We both thank you. "
"Thank you for walking Charlie and Luna. I appreciated the videos. Your the first wag walker to take our kids to the park which I'm sure they loved. Thank you!"
"Thank you! She seems very happy! Good walk thanks to you! Have a great day. "
"Thank you Jillian for taking such good care of Bandit today. He was in a great mood this evening when we got home. "
"Nicolas always does a great job of wiping my dog’s feet, refilling his water after their walk, and even wiping up the water if my dog makes a mess! "
"Chauntal, thank you so much!!!! Burton loved his walk... Burton cannot wait to see u again! "
"My first time using Wag! and everything went so smoothly. Thank you Nicholas!"
"You are awesome! Thank you! She is still panting so the walk definitely worked! "
Burbank, California is home to over 50,000 pets. A large city nestled in between the San Fernando Valley and the Verdugo Mountains, Burbank is full of many recreational outdoor opportunities, making it the perfect place for you and Fido to enjoy.
There are two dog parks in Burbank. The first is located at the Bel Aire Ballefield, and is a non-fenced area. Be aware that dogs not under voice control can escape; there are also coyotes in the forested area. Make sure to bring your own water and clean up bags! The other park is the Whitnall Off-Leash Dog Area, which has a large dog and a small dog section. Shyer dogs are also allowed in the small dog section. Amenities range from water bowls and kiddie pools to extra toys and balls.
Need to take a peaceful hike in the middle of the city? Try the Chandler Bikeway, which was converted from a former railroad track in 2004. The wide, paved path has enough space for everybody to enjoy, from joggers and skaters to bikers, and of course, dog-walkers. It extends for two miles from Mariposa Street to Clybourn Avenue. Wildwood Canyon Park and Stough Canyon Nature Center also have some longer hiking trails in more rural settings.
Situated right next to Warner Brother Studios in Burbank, you will find Johnny Carson Park. Although this is not specifically a dog park, it is used as one by many Burbank residents. It is full of grass, flowers and trees that you can see by following the dirt path around the entire area. The park also has designated areas for children with playgrounds and picnic tables. If you like to exercise with your dog, it is the purrfect place! With the amount of dog owners that flock to the park to work out with their dogs, you and your dog are bound to make some new friends.
Located near Wildwood Canyon Park, you will find one of the most popular parks in Burbank. Situated among the bustling shops and restaurants in the city is the Bel Aire Ballfield. This park is known to attract families with small children and dog owners from the entire city. It is sort of a bare bones park, so you are expected to bring your own water, shade and cleaning supplies. This is a great park for you if you want to take a relaxing stroll with your loyal companion. Just make sure you bring a leash for the trail areas!
Located only twelve miles away from the heart of Burbank in Los Angeles is the Whitnall Off-Leash Park. Yes, it is exactly what it sounds like: an off-leash park geared towards making sure your pup has a pawsome day! The park is split up into zones according to dog sizes. This will help your dog socialize with other dogs the same size. In addition to the grassy lands, the park has ample watering bowls, cleaning supplies and toys! And if your prized pooch gets bored with the toys, you can always take them to the kiddie pool where they can cool off from the hot California sun.
If you drive a mere thirteen miles from Burbank, you will come across the city of La Crescenta, home to Crescenta Valley Dog Park. Like many other parks, it is split up into areas depending on dog size. These areas allow dogs to roam around without leashes so they can stretch their legs, get plenty of exercise and meet other puppies! The park itself has many amenities such as cleaning equipment, watering holes and benches for pet owners. The park has made a name for itself by bringing together pets and their owners from the entire Burbank and La Crescenta area.
Sometimes you just need to get out of your own neighborhood. It would do you and your dog some good to get a change of scenery. If you feel this rings true, take a 15 minute drive to Valley Village. It is home to Valley Village Park. Although this is not particularly a dog park, it is very furrriendly! If you keep your dog on a leash, you can take a stroll through the park and meet some new dogs and their owners. The park also has plenty of benches where you can sit, relax and read a book while your dog gets some quality time in the sun.
