Eagle Rock sits between Pasadena and Glendale on the western side of my radius, and it's a genuinely mixed neighborhood to walk in. Colorado Blvd gives confident, people-loving dogs plenty of stimulation; the hill streets above it, up Hill Drive and around Occidental, are quiet, shaded and steep enough to tire out a young dog properly. For anyone who wants grass, the Eagle Rock Recreation Center and Yosemite Recreation Center both work well for a 30-minute break. A lot of clients here are in duplexes and small apartment buildings, so we sort out gate and door access carefully at the meet & greet. Walks are one-on-one, and after each one you get photos and a short note on how it went.
Free 30-minute meet & greet in Eagle Rock before your first walk, with no obligation.
Lawns and flat loops under the rock itself. Good for a quick grass break.
Quiet, shaded streets with real climbing for high-energy dogs.
Wide sidewalks and storefronts. Good stimulation for confident, social dogs.
Shaded, low-traffic blocks with easy footing.
Central, flat and open. My default senior-dog loop.
Short but genuinely wild, and cooler than the streets.
$30
Potty break, a real walk, fresh water, and a photo update. The most common booking.
$45
For high-energy dogs who need distance, hills, and real decompression time.
+$10 per extra dog · +$10 on major holidays · No travel surcharge inside my service area · Full rate breakdown
Not sure if your street is covered? Message me with your cross streets and I'll tell you straight away.
Free 30-minute meet & greet at your home: your dog meets me, we sort out keys, leash, harness, and routine.
Pick your slots: a one-off walk or a recurring weekday schedule.
I confirm within 24 hours (same-day requests are worth asking about).
After every walk you get a note on how it went plus photos.
"Jessica is absolutely amazing! I have her walk my Arlo 4 times every week, and my baby loves her. Arlo is naturally a very shy, and reserved boy, but Jessica gave him time and now, I'm sure he looks forward to seeing her more than me sometimes. I will absolutely be recommending her to everyone I know."
"Jessica was a total lifesaver for me and my senior dog, Mimi. I needed a last-minute dog walker, and she stepped in with such kindness and care. From the moment they met, I could tell Mimi was in good hands. Jessica was gentle, patient, and treated her like family. It gave me so much peace of mind knowing someone so trustworthy was looking after her. We feel so lucky to have found her!"
$30 for 30 minutes and $45 for 60 minutes, +$10 per extra dog and +$10 on major holidays. No travel surcharge for Eagle Rock.
Flat clients get the Eagle Rock or Yosemite Recreation Centers and the Occidental perimeter; social dogs get Colorado Blvd; and dogs who need a workout get the Hill Drive climbs or the leashed Eagle Rock Canyon Trail.
Yes, it's about eight miles from Pasadena and inside my radius. I cover Hill Drive, the hills above Colorado, the Occidental area and down toward the Glassell Park line.
Yes, that's common in Eagle Rock. I just need gate codes, key or lockbox access and any building quirks sorted at the free meet & greet.
The hill streets hold shade better than Colorado Blvd, so that's where midday walks go in summer. I check the pavement first and always carry water.
Yes, solo and on the quiet residential streets rather than Colorado Blvd. Tell me the triggers at the meet & greet and I'll plan the route around them.
The meet & greet is free and there's no obligation. Walks start at $30.