Pet Planet

Los Angeles, CA

It is the world's largest independent record store. Occupying an entire city block, this store houses the biggest, broadest, most diverse collection of music and movies are ever seen under one roof. Altogether, their 2 shopping floors and Jazz room boast millions of titles on CD, DVD and vinyl, new and used, and their stock changes as fast as our customers bring in their old collections. Dogs are always welcome at Amoeba Music. Amoeba even has shirts for dogs in multiple sizes and colours.

Dog-Friendly stores in Los Angeles: Amoeba Music

In Culver City, the Boneyard Dog Park offers a place for your dog to run free without a leash. This is a large sandy park for big dogs that really need to stretch their legs and run (there’s also an area for small dogs). There’s also plenty of free parking which is a big bonus in L.A.

Dog-Friendly Parks in Los Angeles: Boneyard Dog Park

Skillfully and healthfully prepared farm-to-table cuisine and cocktails are the specialties here. They are open every evening for dinner and also offer a weekend brunch and alfresco dining. Leashed, friendly dogs are allowed on the patio in the front garden dining area. They offer complimentary sparkling or flat water upon request for all guests between two to four feet.

Dog Friendly Restaurants in Los Angeles: Eveleigh

Lake Hollywood Park is definitely one of the most scenic parks in Los Angeles, and it’s an extra bonus that it’s dog-friendly. Located on the outer edge of Griffith Park, you’ll find a huge green grassy area, close-up views of the Hollywood sign, a playground for kids and walking trails. Dogs are supposed to stay on-leash at this park.

Dog-Friendly Parks in Los Angeles: Lake Hollywood Park 

Long Beach, CA

Long Beach is close to Los Angeles and it’s only about 21 miles away. Rosie's Dog Beach in Long Beach provides a dedicated parking area but it’s not free parking. Nice bathroom area available for dog owners to clean off. It’s a very good dog beach you're in the area available right beside. Westin Hotel right beside the beach is a super dog friendly hotel and it's actually free for your dogs to stay.

Best Dog Friendly Beaches for Los Angeleno: Rosie’s Dog Beach, Long Beach

Huntington Dog Beach was an hour drive from LA. It looks like a very modern beach town, and the dogs loved it a lot and running around like crazy. The water there was very shallow for a long stretch and made it possible for the dogs to go pretty far out into the ocean but their feet were stable to touch the sand. Not many beaches in LA quite have that much space so dogs could really run around freely with no one really in our way and stuff.

Dog-Friendly stores in Los Angeles: Amoeba Music

Dog-Friendly Parks in Los Angeles: Boneyard Dog Park

Dog Friendly Restaurants in Los Angeles: Eveleigh

Dog-Friendly Parks in Los Angeles: Lake Hollywood Park

Best Dog Friendly Beaches for Los Angeleno: Rosie’s Dog Beach, Long Beach

Best Dog Friendly Beaches for Los Angeleno: Huntington Dog Beach