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Isidore HVentura, CA

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My name is Isidore Herrera and I am a dog walker/ house sitter. I have 7+ plus years experience walking, sitting and boarding dogs of a broad range of breeds and sizes both large and small. I love getting to know new dogs and spending time walking them. I am also an Olympic trials qualifier in marathon running so exercise is my life.

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Can run with dogs, Senior dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Obedience training, Agility training, Behavioral training, Puppy training

Matt CVentura, CA

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Raised by wolves and voted best in show by dogs everywhere. Hi, I'm Matt and I have been an animal lover since I was a child. I am great with all breeds and sizes and have walked hundreds of dogs with Wag! It's the best job I've ever had, I love it and can't wait to meet your dog! I have relocated to Oxnard but some days I’m in the Burbank area. Aloha!

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Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Dogs who pull, Puppy care, Training experience

Dog Walking in Ventura

Ventura, which is officially recognized or referred to as the "City of San Buenaventura" (which is a Spanish mission founded in 1782) is the county seat of Ventura County, California. It was named after the Italian St. Bonaventure, where it got the nickname “city of good fortune.” It was also called Shisholop which meant “in the mud” by the city’s original inhabitants, native Chumash people. The city is located northwest of Los Angeles on the California coast.

Camino Real is 38 acres of sports lover’s paradise with their tons of sports fields and courts and is also a pleasant park with playgrounds. This park has a fenced in area in the southwest corner for dogs and their owners to socialize and exercise. The amenities for Fido are amazing, including convenient close to the ground drinking fountains, benches, and doggie-doo bags. At winter, thousands of monarch butterflies gather and flutter around in the sun by the eucalyptus trees locate in the park.

Surfer’s Point might as well be called Dog’s Point due to numerous water-loving dogs that meet in the area. It is a popular spot for surfing, windsurfing, and has showers, picnic facilities, and restrooms. You might bump into Haole, a local surfing celebrity, swerving his paws on his board. Surf’s up Dawg! From midtown to downtown, parks to beaches, restaurants to hotels, there’s so much that can be explored with your entire family with canine members. Come, take a seat, and stay for a while in Ventura!

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Ventura

College Area

Population Density

2,876 per sq. mi.

College Area

The College Area of Ventura, CA is ripe with culture, arts, education, and recreation. In addition to Ventura College, the family-friendly area has a high school and technical school. And it’s home to Arroyo Verde Park, which sits on the northern end of the neighborhood. This 132-acre park has tons of room for you and your leashed pooch to enjoy, with several hiking trails, picnic areas, and grassy pastures. You and your pup are sure to love this beautiful outdoor location that sits in the foothills of Ventura. Before 9 a.m., your dog is even welcome to explore off his leash, so make the most of the dog-friendliest hours!

Midtown

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

3,215 per sq. mi.

Midtown

Midtown Ventura is one of the most popular places to live in the city. With bustling neighborhoods, hospitals, restaurants, book stores, and fun shops, you can easily spend a day here finding new things to enjoy. Walk with your pup through the shopping area for some window shopping and head over to Topper’s Pizza, a pawsome pizza place with dog-friendly outdoor seating. You can also take a trip to Camino Real Park, a 38-acre area for sports, group events, and fun. The park has a fenced-in area for off-the-leash fun, complete with clean-up bags and double gate entry for extra safety.

Downtown Ventura

Population Density

2,923 per sq. mi.

Downtown Ventura

The Downtown area of Ventura sits conveniently between some of Ventura’s best residential areas, large freeways, and its gorgeous beaches. The historic area will be a blast to explore with your furry pal, from artsy exhibits to music events. Or, take a stroll through the district and enjoy the views of historic buildings that give you a peek into vintage California. If your dog is a water lover, you have to check out Ventura’s beaches, only moments away from the heart of Downtown. Surfer’s Point Beach is the perfect spot to enjoy some peace and quiet with your pal. Then, you can visit one of several dog-friendly restaurants in the area, like Rice by Mama, a Thai restaurant with outdoor seating.

Hollywood by the Sea

Population Density

1,100 per sq. mi.

Hollywood by the Sea

Oxnard is about nine miles southeast of Ventura’s Midtown. The city is known for its gorgeous beaches that don’t get as crowded by tourists as other large beach towns in California. The Hollywood By the Sea neighborhood is right on the gorgeous coast of Oxnard, where you and Fido are perfectly welcome to visit Hollywood Beach. This beach welcomes dogs on their leash until 9 a.m. and after 5 p.m. If you’re spending the day in this blissful beach area, head over to Sea Fresh Channel Islands, a seafood-loving restaurant with a dog-friendly patio that overlooks Channel Islands Harbor. Bone appetit!

Factory Outlets

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

206 per sq. mi.

Factory Outlets

Fifteen miles west of Ventura is Camarillo, California. The Factory Outlets area is sure to have your pooch begging to come back. You can enjoy a walk in the “bark” at Springville Dog Park, a huge, grassy area with plenty of space for large dogs to run, and smaller area for small breeds to stay safe. Also in the area is a PETCO store, where dogs are welcome to beg their owners for new toys and tasty treats! You can even get a bite to eat with your furry friend at D’Amore’s Pizza, at one of its outdoor tables. The dog-friendly restaurant will even give your pooch his own water bowl!