The star attraction of Los Feliz is Griffith Park, famous for its observatory, hiking trails, and, of course, the Hollywood Sign. While you're busy snapping selfies with LA's most iconic landmark, Fido will surely be itching to let loose in the Griffith Park Dog Park! This 1.6-acre parcel is split into separate sections for large and small doggos and comes complete with doggy water fountains. It's also a "pawpular" place with professional dog walkers in Los Angeles.

You and Lassie will be in the lap of luxury in Beverly Hills! Spend some time strolling the pristine streets and admiring the sprawling celebrity estates for which Beverly Hills is famous. Hit Rodeo Drive for some retail therapy, and be sure to ask the shopkeepers if your leashed pup can join you while you browse. When you've had all the glitz and glamor you can take, make a beeline for South Santa Monica Boulevard for some gourmet doggy dining at an upscale eatery, or go for a simple slice of "pupperoni" pizza. 

Let your pal stop and sniff the roses at Beverly Gardens Park, and don't forget to snap a photo in front of the Beverly Hills sign. Will Rogers Memorial Park, Beverly Hills Dog Park, and the dog-friendly farmers' market are other essential stops on your adventures through Beverly Hills. If you're looking to romp at Beverly Hills Dog Park, you'll need to apply for a temporary permit, which is exclusively available to hotel guests and those staying with Beverly Hills residents.

Art District Dog Park, complete with colorful doggy murals and a separate area for small puppers, is another funky spot to sniff out some new canine compadres. Looking "fur" a little luxury? Downtown even boasts its very own store dedicated entirely to doggy skincare. You'll find plenty of other places to pamper your pup in downtown, so leash up and start exploring!

If the bright lights and big mansions are a bit too much for you and your buddy, head to NoHo, a cozy district jam-packed with pubs, vintage shops, and art galleries galore. Your first order of business in NoHo is visiting the Whitnall Off-Leash Dog Park, a 3-acre playground with a separate area for small or shy pups. 

Drinking water is provided, but it's on you to supply the waste baggies! Then, leash up and follow your nose to the neighborhood's gastropubs to grab a burger or a hot dog. If you want to explore the galleries and theaters of NoHo's Arts District, you'll need to leave Fido at home. Why not book a dog sitter in Los Angeles so you can experience all the big-ticket attractions of North Hollywood?

After all that romping, you'll probably be hungry, so head to Sunset Boulevard for some grub. You'll find everything from fresh seafood to healthy vegan options here. Grab some froyo or a smoothie from one of the neighborhood's cafes and juice bars for dessert. All your fur-baby's needs are taken care of here, thanks to the neighborhood's wide selection of groomers, pet boutiques, and veterinary clinics.