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Hi, my name is patricia and i grew up in Hawaiian Gardens CA with a Jindo named smokie. I have always love animals especially Dogs! I've been taking care , spending time and walking dogs since i was about 8. Dogs make me happy and i love seeing them happy. I've had a lot of hand on expirance with dogs i am very natural when it comes to dogs.
"Awesome Waggy experience! I would highly recommend Patricia to anyone in my area. She's professional and courteous! Best dog walker in town ;) "
"Thank you patricia, Smokie had a good time as always. Smokie loves you so much."
Hawaiian Gardens is a city in Los Angeles County, California, with plenty to offer dog lovers who are either visiting or moving right in. You will find plenty of small green spaces in between the homes here where you will see dogs of all sizes walking their humans throughout the week. There are four animal hospitals within 20 minutes of the center of town. The staff at all of these clinics will make sure your dog is taken care of like one of their own, so don’t fret if you need a little extra help while visiting Hawaiian Gardens.
Dog owners in Hawaiian Gardens love to take their furry friends for walks down the main streets. You will want to keep your dog on a short leash, so make sure you have treats and other motivators with you to make sure your dog doesn’t pull too much and minds his manners while you are out and about. You will see quickly that a leash is your other best friend in this busy Los Angeles town, and your dog will appreciate you for it over time. Bloomfield Park is a popular destination for folks who find themselves on the north side of town looking for a green spot to throw a ball around or relax and unwind for a walk after a long day at work.
North Hawaiian Gardens is a pupperific neighborhood for those looking for a mix of affluent housing and upbeat facilities. Your dog will love her morning walks along the sidewalks with you admiring the trees and bushes that are full of singing birds and bustling squirrels. You will need to keep your waste bags in your hand while you explore, and be sure to do your part to leave the neighborhood just as you found it. You may want to keep your dog on a short leash, as the sidewalks can be narrow in certain places. If your dog needs space around other dogs, keep that in mind while making your way through North Hawaiian Gardens.
Central Hawaiian Gardens is a puptastic neighborhood for the city walk lover. You will be able to leash up your excited canine and take him for a long walk through winding residential streets and see almost every type of residence available at a glance through the center of town. If you are interested in moving to Central Hawaiian Gardens, keep in mind that you are only a fifteen-minute drive from the nearest small park, but there aren’t any sizable parks within walking distance to speak of here. If your dog loves the city life as much as you do, however, this shouldn’t be a problem.
South Hawaiian Gardens is a beautiful part of town with plenty of space to walk and play for days with your dog. If your dog likes the water, Coyote Creek is a popular pull-off destination for dogs of all shapes and sizes, especially in hot weather. Just pack some clean towels and plenty of drinking water for the both of you and head right to the creek to cool off on a summer afternoon. You can take a tennis ball to throw around too, but don’t be surprised if someone else’s pup wants to play too! You will find plenty to do in this pupperific neighborhood.
East Carson Park is a quick drive to the west of Hawaiian Gardens. This neighborhood is home to El Dorado East Regional Park, where you can run, walk, and play as much as your dog would like to. The park is the pawfect place for a relaxing afternoon with your dog, so grab your waste bags and plenty of drinking water and head on over. When you are ready to leave, grab some clean towels from your car to dry off before heading off to your next adventures. Don’t forget to sneak your pup some treats for good behavior!
Forest Lawn is a neighborhood in the northern part of Cypress Creek, less than twenty minutes to the east of Hawaiian Gardens. Forest Lawn is a green neighborhood full of grass and trees and some of the most impressive houses in the area for your enjoyment. Your dog will enjoy the view of the birds and squirrels that build their homes in the trees and plants that grow in Forest Lawn. There are two parks here that are awesome for dogs and humans to run and play. Forest Lawn Park is to the east, and Arnold Cypress Park is to the west.
