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Guy RUniversal City, CA

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“Walking your best friend is an honor!”

Growing up with 4 family dogs and having to take care of them, I can assure you that I will provide quality service for you and your dog. I'm responsible, friendly and organized and always make an effort to make sure both the owner and dog are happy and satisfied at the end of every walk.

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Can run with dogs, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care

Tony CUniversal City, CA

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(5008)

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My name is Tony I have a blue nose pit bull that’s 4 years old. I’ve had a few dogs growing up some where my moms some where my grandmas but I’ve been around dogs since I was a baby. I know all the things you need to know about what dogs can and can’t eat and signs that dogs give to express how they are feeling and what calms them when they are scared or have anxiety. So I have a strong care for dogs and like being around them.

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Dog Walking in Universal City

Located in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles County, Universal City is mainly known for being home to Universal Pictures. About 70 percent of Universal Pictures property is located inside of Universal City, as well as, Universal Studios and the Universal CityWalk shopping and entertainment center. Your dog will be awestruck in Universal City since you can see the Hollywood sign from almost any location within Universal City. Surrounded by the beautiful Angeles National Forest, your dog will love his time exploring Universal City.

There are no veterinary clinics located inside of Universal City, but there is a plethora of vets located outside of the city only five to ten minutes away. Since Universal City is a tourist town, there is more than enough pet-friendly hotels for you and your pup to stay at. Check out Sheraton Universal Hotel or the Hilton Los Angeles Universal City for a great night rest with you furry friend.

Although Universal City doesn’t hold a lot of dog friendly activities, you are minutes away from beautiful hiking trails, like the Mount Chapel, Mount Bell, and Mount Hollywood Trail. Griffith Park is just a car ride away from Universal City, and home to numerous dog friendly activities that your pup will love to visit.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Universal City

East Valley

Population Density

1,962 per sq. mi.

East Valley

East Valley is home to the South Weddington Park, a beautiful park to take a walk with your dog in. The park is open from dawn to dusk, giving you and your dog plenty of time to play a round of fetch and take a few laps. The park is filled with big trees to help provide shade and a lot of grass for rolling. The perimeter of the park is asphalt and perfect for walking. Make sure to bring plenty of water for your dog to drink and some clean-up bags since the park does not provide them.

Universal City

Population Density

14,658 per sq. mi.

Universal City

In the middle of the Universal City neighborhood are two pawsome hotels that your dog is more than welcome to stay at with you. Sheraton Universal Hotel allows two dogs to stay that are up to 75 pounds for an additional fee. Hilton Los Angeles Universal City welcomes two pets to stay with a combined weight of 75 pounds for an additional fee. Both hotels are located walking distance from Universal Studios and the Universal CityWalk. Both hotels also have a breathtaking view of the Hollywood sign from your room.

Hollywood

Population Density

36,037 per sq. mi.

Hollywood

The Hollywood neighborhood offers a pawsome trail to walk on and explore. Hollywood is less than ten minutes out of Universal City and the perfect weekend spot to hit. The Wonder View Trail is a dogtastic 3-mile long trail that drops you right behind the Hollywood sign and gives you breathtaking views. Be sure to snap a photo before heading down the trail. If you’re not the hiking type, you can still have a great view of the Hollywood sign at the Lake Hollywood Park. This park is known to have a lot of dogs visiting and socializing, but there are strict rules that your dog needs to stay on leash while visiting.

Laurel Canyon

Population Density

21,548 per sq. mi.

Laurel Canyon

Laurel Canyon is in Studio City and less than ten minutes away from Universal City. This neighborhood is home to Laurel Canyon Off Leash Dog Park, a great place to take your pup to run around off-leash. There are separate areas for different sized dogs, and locals are known for leaving tennis balls for all dogs to enjoy. There are benches for dog parents to relax on, but be sure to bring water to stay hydrated. If you and your dog are looking for a trail to enjoy, then check out the Franklin Canyon Lake Loop and Chaparral Trail. Franklin Canyon Park is a beautiful 605-acres and a 2.5-mile round trip hike.

Hollywood Hills

Population Density

36,037 per sq. mi.

Hollywood Hills

The Hollywood Hills are on the outskirts of Universal City and a lovely place to visit. The neighborhood is home to Wattles Garden park, a beautiful park that welcomes leashed dogs, and is on the grounds of the Wattles Mansion. The park is filled with beautiful trees to help keep your dogs shaded and cool, and gives you a beautiful view of all of Los Angeles. Be sure to bring water for those extra hot days and clean-up bags. Wattles Garden Park is strict on keeping your dog on leash, so make sure to follow the rules. Locals say the park is huge and the perfect spot to let you dog explore.