All About Paws Dog Walking operates in San Francisco under Angela Gardner, who’s active in the San Francisco Professional Dogwalkers’ Association. She focuses on creating safe, engaging walks tailored to individual dogs’ needs and energy levels.

The real draw here is the off-leash time at Crissy Field Beach. Angela and her team take dogs out to this waterfront park regularly, where there’s plenty of sand, water access, and those views of the Golden Gate Bridge that make it feel less like a standard dog park and more like an actual destination. Dogs get to run, swim if they want to, chase a frisbee, or just move around freely instead of staying on a leash the whole time. It’s the kind of space where you can see dogs actually enjoying themselves rather than just getting walked.

Beyond Crissy Field, All About Paws offers everything from straightforward neighborhood walks through San Francisco’s different areas to outings that take advantage of Bay Area parks and trails. Since Angela knows the local landscape well, she can vary the routes so dogs aren’t doing the same walk every single time. That matters more than you’d think—dogs do notice when their environment changes, and the mental engagement from new spaces adds something real to their day.

The service works for dogs of any breed or size, so whether you’ve got a small dog that needs shorter, gentler outings or a high-energy breed that needs serious exercise, there’s a fit here. Angela builds each walk around what an individual dog actually needs rather than treating every dog the same.

If you’re thinking about using All About Paws, reaching out directly makes sense so you can talk through what your dog needs and how often you’d want walks scheduled. It’s worth asking about their experience with your dog’s specific personality or any behavioral quirks.