Maxwell Dog Park

La Palma Dog Park is located in La Palma Park, one of Anaheim's largest parks, and is the ideal spot to play off-leash! Small and big dog areas, shade trees, seats, and water fountains may all be found in the Dog Park. A monument honoring the Anaheim Police Department's K-9 officers may also be found in La Palma.

The Disneyland Kennel Club is located next to the park's main entrance. While at the park, dog owners are welcome to use the kennel club. Because attendants are not permitted to feed, water, or walk pets, owners must return throughout the day to respond to their pets' requirements. Food, water, toys, blankets, and comfort items must be provided by the owners. It is necessary to show proof of immunization papers. The Disneyland Resort Kennel Club normally opens 30 minutes before the earliest park opening time and ends 30 minutes after the most recent park closing time. Kennels are available on a first-come, first-served basis for your dogs. There will be no reservations allowed. Call (714) 781-7662 for additional information.

Brewheim in Anaheim allows dogs to accompany their owners. They define themselves as a "family of brewers," making their own line of delectable beverages for you to enjoy. This stylish place doesn't have a meal menu, so Petzooie is allowed to join you wherever they like.

Pets are welcome at Brewery X. Enjoy the awesome and inviting dog-friendly outdoor seating, as well as a rotating schedule of food trucks, by bringing your leashed pet to this independent craft brewery and gathering place in Anaheim. Brewery X is open from 11 a.m. to 12 a.m. every day of the week.

Petzooie can play off-leash in the Olive Hills Dog Park. A perimeter walking path, pieces of artificial turf, agility equipment, benches, native plants, and a bronze K-9 Monument honoring Anaheim Police Department K-9 Officers are all part of the Dog Park. The Olive Hills Dog Park is open from sunrise to dark every day.

The Santa Ana River Trail is a multi-use trail in Anaheim that is perfect for walking Petzooie! The trailhead for the Santa Ana River Trail is shown on the map below.