Huntington Beach Dog Beach, Orange County
Huntington Beach Dog Beach, Orange County. This salty-dog paradise encompasses a 1.5-mile section of a 3.5-mile-long beach that seems plucked straight out of a surfer…
Read moreHuntington Beach Dog Beach, Orange County. This salty-dog paradise encompasses a 1.5-mile section of a 3.5-mile-long beach that seems plucked straight out of a surfer…
Read moreLove life by the beach with The Waterfront Beach Resort, A Hilton Hotel’s new stylish oceanfront suites. The spacious suites feature a private furnished balcony…
Read moreJust steps from the beach and the famous pier in “Surf City USA,” the 250 room Paséa Hotel & Spa, part of the prestigious Meritage…
Read moreBy Lauren Lloyd Voted as one of California’s dog-friendliest cities, Surf City USA welcomes four-legged kids with open arms at restaurants, parks, and hotels, along…
Read moreYou’re sure to have a Beach Boys sound track playing in your head as you and your pup cavort on aptly named Dog Beach, the…
Read moreHuntington Beach has incredible pet-friendly hotels, scenic places to take your pooch and a host of great restaurants for you and your beloved four-legged friends…
Read moreLanding in a shelter is rarely a good thing if you're a dog. If you're in an overcrowded California rural shelter with no resources and…
Read moreThe Dog Beach here in Surf City has become famous throughout Southern California. More than a mile of undeveloped beach along one of the prettiest…
Read moreLiving in Huntington Beach, we’re spoiled with beautiful scenery and often perfect weather. Our canine friends are also spoiled, especially when it comes to dining…
Read moreWhere to stay? Is it really possible to find a beautiful place near the beach for you and your pooch? In Surf City USA, absolutely.…
Read moreEven in November and December, you’ll find yourself humming a Beach Boys tune as you stroll the sands of aptly named Dog Beach, a leash-free…
Read moreLocation, location, location. If you're a shelter dog, it can make the difference between life and death. Especially in overcrowded, underfunded shelters in remote areas,…
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