Whitnall Highway Off-Leash Dog Park — Attraction in Los Angeles

GREAT PARK...for you and your fur baby!!

Highlights of this park:

1. Clean, fenced, and plenty of room to roam.

2. Large and small dogs have their own section,

3. Both sections are half turf and half dirt. The all dirt lot parks create more work for me since my dogs get really dirty. My boys were noticeably cleaner after visiting this park.

4. Plenty of water bowls but check water cleanliness. Visitors are obviously responsible for providing water for their babies. I cleaned and refilled all the bowls to help all the fur babies the day I visited.

5. Shaded areas. There are benches and overhead covering.

This is a simple, nice park. A few things to consider, but nothing deserving a negative review (in my opinion). The park is located under large power lines,

Just a general note on the circle of life. If you have a small dog who likes exploring away from the pack, keep a close eye on them. The space is large enough that if an incident were to occur, you wouldn't have enough time to react. I have to watch my Maltese who looks like a snack to any predatory bird.

No bathroom but there are...

KEEP YOUR DOGS AWAY FROM “JIGS”!!!!!!!!

We have had multiple great experiences at this park. The people and dogs tend to be really great. HOWEVER, if you’re ever there when a large, brown dog named “Jigs/Mr. Jigs” is there - LEAVE. This dog has made multiple dogs bleed and has absolutely no bite control. His owner has no control over him and has clearly never trained him. The owner also doesn’t care when his dog is actually injuring other dogs. I watched multiple dogs, with their owners running toward them, yelp and whine loudly while pinned under the mouth of “Jigs.” Meanwhile, his moronic owner just sat in his chair and yelled “Jigs! Hey stop causing trouble!”

When I asked other people about the dog, they all said this happens regularly when Jigs shows up and then many started to leave.

This dog is a serious danger and his owner is the definition of useless. If he’s there and you choose to stay, WATCH YOUR DOGS and be ready to kick Jigs. He...

I never do reviews but for this incident I had to. So I brought my 2 year old 18lbs dog here (who loves chasing, running around, and playing with other dogs) for the first time while he was on the leash with me in our corner having a meet up play day with another dog, when all of the sudden someone else's frenchy kept coming towards us and jumping/biting us while the other dogs owner just kept calling us names and asking us to leave while accuse us for having an aggressive dog when their dogs the one that bit us. Remember we were just in our corner while their dog was coming towards us and she wouldn't even go after it. On top of that there was a big husky in the small dog section which my dog wasn't happy with. So after 10 min we just left. Such a shame that people like that exist...

The park also seemed like it was a homeless RV camp area with powerline towers and power lines...