Diana is a Jack Russell Terrier mix with a big personality in a small, energetic package. She steals attention wherever she goes—and if you’re not careful, your treats too.
Her happiness is contagious. With her affectionate nature, playful spirit, and bursts of zoomies, Diana brings joy and laughter to everyone around her.
- Walnut Creek, CA
Let's Fetch Your Dream Home
Make Your Offer the Pick of the Litter
1. Don’t low ball the price Starting too low can backfire, risking the seller’s trust and opening the door for a stronger competing offer.
2. Be intentional about concessions Keeping requests focused and minimal helps your offer feel clean and easier for the seller to accept.
3. Be flexible on timing Working with the seller’s preferred timeline can make your offer stand out, even beyond price.
4. Waive certain contingencies In a competitive market, carefully limiting contingencies can strengthen your offer, while still weighing the risks.
Quick Terms to Know Concessions: Seller may offer a credit or cover costs to help the deal. Contingencies: Conditions that must be met for the deal to move forward.
Bone Appetite - DIY Treats
Cucumber Yogurt Barkarita
Cool, refreshing, and packed with hydrating ingredients your pup will love.
Fresh | Hydrating | Pup Approved
Ingredients
• 1 cup cucumber (peeled & chopped) • ½ cup plain Greek yogurt or kefir (xylitol-free) • ¼–½ cup bone broth or water (no onion/garlic) • 1 cup ice
Always use xylitol-free yogurt and dog-safe broth. Serve as an occasional treat.
Directions
Blend everything until smooth and slushy.
Rim cup with yogurt + crushed treats (optional).
Pour, garnish, and serve chilled.
Check with your vet, serve in moderation and always supervise snack time.
Mother's Day DIY
A Simple Keepsake from the Paws
Looking for a simple and meaningful way to celebrate Mother’s Day this year?
Create a one of a kind bouquet using your dog’s paws. It is easy, fun, and makes a keepsake you will actually want to display.
Fresh | Easy | Keepsake Worthy
What You’ll Need
• Washable, pet safe paint (non toxic) • White cardstock or thicker paper • A small paintbrush or sponge • Paper towels and wipes for cleanup
How to Make It
Lightly coat your dog’s paw with paint
Gently press onto paper to create “flowers”
Layer different shades for a fuller bouquet look
Use a brush or marker to add stems and details
Let dry and sign with your pup’s name and year
What's Waggin'? - Dog Friendly Events
Pups in the Park – Pleasant Hill
May 9 | 10am–2pm
A fun, free dog festival with vendors, adoptable pups, and contests in the park
Pints for Paws – Berkeley June 6
A lively fundraiser with dogs, local vendors, drinks, and live music
World Cup Outdoor Watch Parties – East Bay Starting June 11
Casual outdoor viewing areas that are often dog-friendly
Paws & Petals
What to Plant This Month
Tomatoes Zucchini Basil Peppers Green Beans Cucumbers
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