Dog Walker in Sierra Madre, CA
Sierra Madre is small, walkable, and pressed right up against the mountains, which makes it a great town to be a dog in. Routes here fall into two camps: short-block neighborhood loops through the flats and downtown, or a proper foothill climb up toward Bailey Canyon and the lower Mt. Wilson Trail. Which one your dog gets depends entirely on your dog. The canyon end has real elevation and cooler air, so it works well for young, high-energy dogs and for summer morning walks; the streets around Kersting Court and Memorial Park are flat, shaded and easy on senior joints. Because the whole city is compact, a 30-minute walk here genuinely covers ground. Walks are one-on-one, seven days a week, with photos and a short note every time.
Free 30-minute meet & greet in Sierra Madre before your first walk, with no obligation.
- 7 days a week, 7am to 9pm
- Photo update every walk
- Free 30-min meet & greet
Dog walking in Sierra Madre at a glance
- Service
- One-on-one dog walking in Sierra Madre, CA
- Distance from base
- ~5 miles from Pasadena. No travel surcharge
- Rates
- 30-minute walk $30 · 60-minute walk $45 · +$10 per extra dog
- Hours
- 7 days a week, 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM
- Routes in Sierra Madre
- Bailey Canyon Wilderness Park · Memorial Park & Kersting Court · Sierra Madre Blvd side streets
- Neighborhoods
- Downtown Sierra Madre, Sierra Madre Canyon, Alegria, Skyland, North Sierra Madre
- First visit
- Free 30-minute meet & greet in Sierra Madre, no obligation
- Booking
- Request online or call (310) 461-8868. Confirmed within 24 hours
Where I Walk Dogs in Sierra Madre
Bailey Canyon Wilderness Park
Leashed trail with shade and a real elevation gain.
Memorial Park & Kersting Court
Flat downtown loop, easy on senior joints.
Sierra Madre Blvd side streets
Quiet, shaded, low-traffic sniff walks.
Mt. Wilson Trail (lower, leashed)
Cooler canyon air and steady climbing for dogs who need work.
Sierra Vista Park
Small, flat and very quiet. Good for nervous dogs and puppies.
Sierra Madre Canyon streets
Narrow, shaded lanes with almost no traffic and plenty to sniff.
Sierra Madre Dog Walking Rates
$30
30-Minute Walk
Potty break, a real walk, fresh water, and a photo update. The most common booking.
$45
60-Minute Walk
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
Sierra Madre Neighborhoods I Cover
Not sure if your street is covered? Message me with your cross streets and I'll tell you straight away.
How Booking a Walk Works
- 1
Free 30-minute meet & greet at your home: your dog meets me, we sort out keys, leash, harness, and routine.
- 2
Pick your slots: a one-off walk or a recurring weekday schedule.
- 3
I confirm within 24 hours (same-day requests are worth asking about).
- 4
After every walk you get a note on how it went plus photos.
What Dog Walking Clients Say
"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!"
Dog Walking FAQs in Sierra Madre
How much does a dog walk in Sierra Madre cost?
$30 for 30 minutes, $45 for 60 minutes, +$10 per extra dog and +$10 on major holidays. No travel surcharge.
Where do you walk dogs in Sierra Madre?
Downtown and flat-side dogs get Memorial Park, Kersting Court and the shaded Sierra Madre Blvd side streets. Dogs who want a climb get Bailey Canyon or the lower Mt. Wilson Trail, both on leash.
Do you handle the canyon trails?
Yes, on leash. I keep canyon walks to cooler parts of the day and always carry water.
Can you do early morning walks?
I start at 7am, seven days a week. Early slots go fast in summer, so book those ahead.
What about hot afternoons?
I check the pavement before we go, keep midday walks shaded and flat, and move trail walks to the morning through summer.
Do you walk dogs one at a time?
Yes, unless they're from the same household. Your dog gets the whole booked time.
Ready for your first walk in Sierra Madre?
The meet & greet is free and there's no obligation. Walks start at $30.