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Congratulations on Your New Family Member! Ready to bring home your new puppy? This handy guide can help make the transition easier on you and your older dogs. Acclimating Your Dog to The New Puppy Your older dog WILL be jealous of the puppy. Puppies require an extraordinary amount of time and attention- attention that your older dog is used to soaking up all by himself. Fortunately, puppies sleep a lot. Take advantage of naptime to take a stroll or play a quick game of fetch with your older dog. It’s important to actively work to strengthen your bond with your dog during this time. My dog is a working breed. This means that I have to give him a job to do so that he feels like an important member of the household and doesn’t get bored. Sometimes the job is simply “Keep the floor free of food bits while I cook.” We both benefit from him doing this job. Make sure that your older dog feels extra loved and spoiled during this transitional time. Neglecting your dog for the puppy can cause resentment, which will make it difficult for your dogs to bond with each other. Giving each dog some one on one attention will help alleviate feelings of resentment. When interacting with your dog and puppy together, be sure to make the experience positive by rewarding both dogs with treats and praise. Bedtime at Its Best Is your dog is coming up on his senior years? Consider investing in an orthopedic pet bed to minimize pressure on his joints and relieve arthritis pain. A memory foam dog bed like this one from PawHut can provide your dog with an ultra comfortable place to nap. Getting good, restful sleep means your dog will feel better and have more energy to play with (or at least tolerate) your puppy. Puppies are used to sleeping with their littermates. They can get lonely at night, especially when you first bring them home. A heated pet bed can help your puppy settle down and sleep through the night. This bed has a soft plush design and the heater pad is removable, so you can easily clean the bed if your puppy has an accident. The smaller size of this bed makes it super cozy for little puppies and fits perfectly inside their crate. If you live in a warmer climate, a raised pet bed can help your dog stay cool. Air circulates under the bed, keeping it cool, and the hammock-like fabric design can relieve pressure on joints. My dogs use this type of bed as a launch pad/ trampoline when zooming around the house chasing each other, which is an unexpected bonus feature. Getting Around Pet stairs and ramps can be great tools for both older dogs and puppies. Whether your dog has limited mobility because of joint pain or arthritis, or just because she has tiny little legs, these mobility aids can be super helpful in getting your dogs where they need to go. My older dog has no problem jumping into the car for a trip to the beach. Leaving the beach is another story, however. Once he’s worn out from trotting up and down the Oregon Coast for several hours, getting back into the car is a struggle. Tired of lifting my wet, sandy dog into the car, I bought a ramp so he can walk himself up. This ramp from PawHut folds up for convenient compact storage in the car. The ramp was great for the puppy, too, when she was too little to jump up into the car. If your older dog is having mobility issues and can’t move around like he used to, invest in pet stairs for your home. These pet stairs from PawHut double as storage, and the thick carpeting makes them easy for little paws to climb. Pet stairs make it easy for your dog to get to his favorite spot on the couch or on the bed. Dining with Doggos Feeding time can be a challenge with two dogs. Even when you give them the exact same thing, they always think that the other one is getting something better or more interesting. To avoid conflict, make sure they have their own individual space to eat. Raised pet food bowls give them a designated place to eat and keeps them out of each other’s personal space. I recommend getting one set per dog so that they each have their own food and water bowls. I don’t mind them drinking each other’s water but always feed them in their own bowls. Eating from elevated food bowls helps to aid in digestion and reduces neck strain. Using a raised dish and a designated eating place will help your puppy establish good habits and dinner time manners. Crate Training and Utilizing Gates Puppies are really, really good at getting into trouble. No matter how well you puppy- proof your house, they’ll still find something to destroy. For example, my shoes might be safe, but all of my furniture now has teeth marks in it. The best solution is to crate train your puppy! My puppy loves her crate. She puts herself to bed in it every night when she gets tired. The crate should be a safe, secure place for your puppy to sleep and hang out while you’re not home. Never use the crate as a punishment, but rather present it as a special, safe place for her to sleep. To encourage her to see it as a positive place to be, give her treats and extra good chews to enjoy while she’s in it. You can also place an article of your clothing in the crate with her. Accidents are bound to happen, though, so make sure it’s one that you no longer want. Using a crate keeps your puppy out of trouble and gives your older dog a break, too. We carry a variety of sizes of dog crates to choose from. Get a crate that will be big enough for your dog once she is full grown. If your older dog is crate trained, great! His crate can be a safe space to get away from the puppy. We stopped using the crate for my older dog when he was about a year old. In retrospect, I think that this was a mistake. The crate is a great tool to keep your dog secure when traveling or having people come to your home. Sometimes, your dogs are going to annoy each other. I use a pet gate to separate my dogs and give them a break from each other. Don’t feel guilty for doing this. It’s better to separate them and enforce their personal space than to let them push each other into snapping. Being separated doesn’t have to be a punishment; I use the gate to corral them into separate rooms and stuff their Kong toys with peanut butter to keep them distracted. My older dog is a grumpy old man and can only take so much of the puppy jumping on his face and biting his tail. Taking a break from each other while enjoying a special treat helps him recharge for another round of puppy play. Training and Exercise A great way to reinforce your bond with your older dog is by doing some training activities. You actually can teach an old dog new tricks! If your dog has joint or mobility issues, a low impact activity is great. This agility set is versatile enough to be a great choice for any dog, regardless of size, age, or ability. Training sessions give you some one on one time with your dog and help build his confidence. You can also use the agility set with your puppy to help build a strong bond with her. Training is crucial to having a well trained, well socialized dog. I use an agility set as a supplement to puppy classes to help her burn some energy and practice listening to commands at home. Don’t forget the most basic of dog exercise activities- the walk! Walking around your neighborhood or local park is a great way to exercise your dogs and yourself. Living in a super pet friendly city like Portland gives me lots of options for walking my dogs. Depending on your goals, you may choose to walk your dogs separately or together. I recommend walking them separately, because it allows you to bond with your dogs individually. It also lets you work with your puppy one on one to learn good leash manners. Walking them together can help them bond with each other by giving them a common purpose or goal, although their common goal often seems to be to pull me into traffic or into the creek. Take Care of Your Whole Pack Bringing home a new puppy can be stressful. No matter how cute and cuddly your little ball of fluff is, you’re bound to get tired and frustrated sometimes. Don’t forget to take time for yourself. Being a patient dog parent is hard when you’re exhausted. Recently, I started taking my puppy to doggy daycare two or three days a week. This has been a life saver. I drop her off in the morning, and she spends the whole day playing and socializing with other dogs and the staff. When I pick her up she is calm and sleepy. I get to spend the evening having quality time with my older dog and quiet time to myself. Once your puppy has all of her vaccinations, sign her up for a doggy daycare. The daycare will help her learn to socialize with other dogs and expend a lot of excess energy. This will give your older dog a break from her, and give you some free time while she sleeps it off. Treat Yo Self! A great way to keep your puppy entertained and your older dog happy is to supply them with some delicious natural chews. Right now, my dogs are obsessed with pig and cow hooves from our local pet supply store. Sure, they smell terrible, but it keeps the dogs happy and busy. Natural chews such as hooves, bones, horns, and antlers promote good dental hygiene and will keep your dogs entertained for hours. Never give your dogs cooked bones from your kitchen, as they can easily splinter and cause dangerous intestinal issues. Pet supply stores carry pork and beef bones that have been specially treated to avoid this and are much safer to give to your pets. I also avoid rawhide chews as they can cause intestinal blockages. Don’t be afraid to give your dogs treats to encourage good behavior. Both of my dogs are highly food motivated, so I bribe them with food constantly. Teaching a new trick? Give treats. Going for a walk? Give some more treats. Putting your puppy in her crate? Shower her in treats. Using the gate to confine your older dog to the kitchen? You guessed it, treats! I find that it’s most cost effective to buy treats from the bulk section at my local pet supply store rather than buying pre-packaged treats. You can also experiment with dog friendly foods you probably have in your kitchen, such as apples and carrots. Always do a quick Google search before giving your dog something new. Foods such as grapes and onions might be great for humans, but are dangerous for dogs. My dogs go crazy for sweet potatoes, cucumbers, and cheese, so experiment and find out your dog’s favorite food! No End in Sight? Teething, potty training, and general insanity: I promise it will end. Play biting starts to taper off significantly around 5 months. Destructive chewing will probably stop within a few more months. Once your puppy loses her little needlepoint puppy teeth and starts growing those big girl teeth, if you have been consistent about correcting play biting, it will almost magically end. My puppy just lost her last baby tooth, and I’ve already noticed much less chomping. Potty training is hard. Some dogs pick it up quickly, some do not. It’s normal to feel hopeless and like your puppy will never learn to go outside, but don’t give up. My older dog was potty trained at 10 weeks. My puppy wasn’t potty trained until 16 weeks. Don’t lose hope! It will happen. Be consistent. For extra help, I use forums like Reddit to get dog training advice and support. Dogs are a lot of work, but it’s worth it when you come home to happy faces and wagging tails. If your dogs aren’t best friends yet, keep being patient and positive, and utilize some of the strategies in this article. With a little luck, your furry friends will be besties in no time! -
How to Choose the Best Rocking Horses and Ride-on Toys for your Kids
The Best Riding Toys for your Family plush rocking horse from Aosom.com For any parent or grandparent, seeing your child or grandchild stand up and start walking for the first time is one of the most magical moments in their lives. It’s one of those moments when you feel like you’re on top of the world — but that’s only the beginning of the kid’s journey. Once they master standing upright and begin walking, they’re ready for their first set of rocking and ride-on toys! It’s an exciting time for any child as they explore their world. It is also a great opportunity to give them an awesome new toy — one that they can use to develop their gross motor skills while having fun! Getting the right toy here is essential: it will shape how they interact with their new surroundings weeks and months. Rocking horses are one of the most timeless toys out there — and for good reason. Not only are they great for developing a toddler’s gross motor skills and help them learn to activate their larger muscle groups ; they’ll also start developing fine motors skills by keeping themselves upright on the toy and using the handlebars. And let’s face it — in any string of rainy days, your kid will need something to keep them occupied inside; preferably something that’s not a computer, TV, or phone screen. That’s why ride-on toys are equally great for your kids once they’ve mastered the rocking horse, allowing them to develop their hand-eye coordination to its fullest potential. And after all, ride-on toys are the closest a kid will get to driving an actual vehicle — providing maximum fun but with maximum safety. Still, there are tons of options out there, and buying the best possible toy for your kid can be a more complex choice than you thought. That’s why we’re going to give you a couple of helpful tips on rocking horses, ride-on toys, and related children’s hobbies! A Variety of Children’s Toys and Hobbies pink toy piano from Aosom.com As you probably know already, the market for kids’ toys is bigger than ever — today’s children have more options when it comes to having fun with all kinds of different toys, gear and systems than any previous generation. However, while fun is the word of the day here, there are other considerations to make when choosing which toys to buy. You want to make sure that kids are developing properly and honing important skills while they are playing. With that in mind, let’s have a look at the different types of toys that kids can benefit from the most. Ride-On Cars powered ride-on car from Aosom.com For most kids, this is pretty much the ultimate toy you can buy them — giving them the amazing thrill of riding around the yard or the neighborhood in a cool electric car that’s sized for them. All of these cars also have seatbelts for safety and remote control features for parents, so that they can quickly react if a kid is about to crash into something or go somewhere they’re not supposed to. Depending on the model you choose, you’ll find other awesome details like working horns, lights, music players and even official licensing from real-life car manufacturers for extra realism. Scooters scooter from Aosom.com Once your kid has proven themselves ready for something a bit more challenging than a ride-on electric car, you can get them a youth scooter — these are the perfect next step in helping young kids master the art of balance, as well as riding and steering. If you get one of these for them early on, they’ll have a much easier time learning how to ride a bike afterward. Also, if you want something safer but with more physical exercise, pedal-powered go-karts are a neat option as well — they won’t need to maintain any balance themselves, but they won’t have the effortlessness of an electric ride-on car either. Rocking Horses Rocking Horse from Aosom.com We’ve already mentioned how important rocking horses are, particularly for the youngest toddlers. Also, they’re a charming aesthetic addition to any playroom or nursery. Plus, these days, this type of toy isn’t necessarily limited to horses — if your kid likes other characters and animals more, you can find anything from unicorns and dinosaurs that are only rocking “horses” in name. Hobbies Tool Playset from Aosom.com Developing your kids’ motor skills with ride-on toys and rocking horses is great — but you need to make sure their free time is spent honing other important skillsets as well. For instance, there are a ton of fun games and hobbies you can play with them and help them reach higher levels of logical thinking and mental concentration. Tiny play sets can help them work on their fine motor skills while enjoying a full day of “make believe” — and miniature pianos may be where they first discover an amazing talent! How to Choose the Optimal Ride-on and Rocking Toys Rocking Horse from Aosom.com Considering all of the different options you’ve got when it comes to rocking horses or ride-on toys, the question is — how can you be sure that you’re buying the right one? The first thing you need to consider is whether the dimensions and the controls of a ride-on toy are adequate for your kid — this depends on their height, weight, and age. The same goes for rocking horses, though there aren’t any “controls” to speak of with those except the handlebars for them to hold onto. Also, you need to make sure that the ride-on cars have seatbelts — even though you’ll be supervising the kid and likely remote-controlling the cars, it’s better to be safe than sorry. Finally, check to see if the build quality is adequate — for rocking horses, this means high-quality wood, while ride-on cars are more complex because of their functions. However, licensed models from real car manufacturers are usually trustworthy. Don’t forget to Ensure the ride-on cars have the necessary safety featuresSee if the rocking horses or electric cars are a good fit for your child’s sizeCheck the build quality and the reputation of the manufacturer – start with Aosom.com! -
Scooters Buying Guide
Your child is aching for something to zoom through the neighborhood (or just your driveway) on, but they a bike just isn’t going to cut it. Scooters are entertaining, practical, and just plain fun. Scooters are also really easy to use. If your child just isn’t getting the hang of riding a bike, scooters might be more their style. There isn’t a massive learning curve, which is a huge plus compared to skateboards or bicycles. To give you a hand, Aosom has put together this guide on scooters! Important Features Type of scooters Adjustable Height Your child’s age Price Different Types of Scooters Before you go out and buy whatever scooter looks okay, you should consider the different kinds there are. There are usually four different types of scooters that people look for when buying one for their children: Three-wheeled Two-wheeled Trick Electric Three-wheel scooters are perfect for kids just getting the hang of their balancing skills. The additional wheel in the back increases stability to ensure their safety. Two-wheel scooters have less stability, but that should be no problem for an advanced rider! Two-wheelers usually have a braking system attached to the back wheel. The rider presses a metal bar on top of the back wheel to stop the wheel. Even if they are less stable, two-wheel scooters have safety brakes to keep your child safe. Trick scooters are usually not recommended for young kids. They are designed to withstand the excessive force caused by skate jumps, tricks, and stunts. While they are incredibly durable and lightweight, they also lack some features you may find necessary. Many pro scooters do not fold or have an adjustable height. These features may cause weak spots that cannot withstand the excessive force caused by tricks. Electric scooters are fun just to ride around on – since they require no pushing. Your kid can go around in circles pushed by a motor. However, if you are looking for something that offers more exercise, electric scooters may not be the best option. Adjustable Height Many scooters have an adjustable handlebar height, so you can change the height as your child grows. This is also useful for those awkward times when your child is too big for one size scooter but too small for the next size up. Additionally, pick a scooter that has soft grips on the handlebars. When your child brakes or rides for a long time, they’ll appreciate the added comfort. Your Child’s Age Your child’s age has a significant impact on what scooter is appropriate for them. A heavyweight, two-wheeled metal scooter may not be appropriate for a two-year-old just getting used to standing on her own. A better scooter for them would be a plastic three-wheeler. It is more lightweight, and the extra wheel offers more balance. The metal two-wheeler would be better for older kids who have more experience riding a scooter. Price Of course, just like with any other shopping you do, you should always consider the price. Not just for the sake of your wallet, but the quality of the scooter. Scooters Costing under $50 You will find some inexpensive models that certainly won’t break the bank. However, that does not necessarily mean they consist of high-quality materials. They may be less durable and offer fewer features than the more expensive models. Scooters Costing $50-$200 Between $50 and $200 is the typical price range for quality and durable scooters. If you are seeking an average two- or three-wheeled scooter for your child to enjoy for a long time, one in this price range may be suitable. Scooters Costing $200-$500 Good quality or custom pro scooters are usually priced in this range. Scooters Costing Over $500 If you find a scooter that costs closer to a thousand dollars, you’ve probably come across a premium electric scooter. These scooters are more sturdy and durable so that they can withstand harsher terrains. Safety Gear When Riding a Scooter Scooters are not mega dangerous, but it is never any fun when you do slip and fall. Children younger than age eight should be supervised when riding. To keep them safe and protected, ensure your child: Wears properly fitting protective gear such as a helmet, elbow pads, and knee pads Wears sturdy shoes (no flip flops or sandals!) Rides only on smooth surfaces Does not go into traffic Who Can Ride a Scooter? The answer is simple: anyone can ride a scooter! Scooters are made for all ages. Since they are so easy to use, even beginners have no trouble figuring it out. Some adults may think riding a scooter is childish, but there are tons of benefits to them! They Do not Require a License Cars and motorcycles require a state license to drive. Scooters do not. If you want to ride an electric scooter, you do not need to acquire licensing. They’re Great for Commuting Scooters use either pedal power or electricity to go. Whichever scooter you purchase, it is eco-friendly and great for commuting. Scooters can be great gifts for your college-age kid! They’ll be happy getting across campus quickly and easily with a scooter. They’re Great Exercise Scooters help develop motor skills and improve balance. They’re fun to ride to school, your friend’s house, across campus, or a nearby park. -
5 Solution to Work and Study From Home With Less Space
If you don’t have a dedicated office, den or library in your home, but still want a place work or study, check out these space saving solutions that will work in any home or apartment. Open a cupboard to get yourself… a laptop! This murphy desk folds up and you’d never know it was there. Great place to store books as well. “The swivel” isn’t a dance from middle school, it’s your new way for you to say, “let’s get ready to rumble”, when it comes to work or school. It looks like a book shelf as it innocently beautifies your home when not in “desk mode” (beast mode) and seamlessly integrates with your home décor. You’re never too old to play with transformers. Don’t cut corners, fill them. Corners offer a boon of space potential that can be efficiently utilized with a corner desk or corner bookshelf. This corner desk adheres to the Goldie locks formula: not too small, not too big. The kind of desk that sits out of the way but is large enough to be functional and comfortable; kind of like a good work-life balance. Why does a quality, sturdy office and gaming chair save you space? Because, this seat is just as comfortable in your work space as in your living room or TV area*. Like a double-agent, the chair provides support and comfort if you are running spreadsheet formulas, writing the next great American novel, gaming with a controller, or holding a bowl of popcorn while watching your favorite flick. Having versatile furniture like this will save you space and money. *The extendable leg rests is key, here. Have you ever worked from home…in bed? It’s a rhetorical question. Don’t answer it. We also recommend not setting “working from bed” as your chat availability status. We do recommend making your life easier by adding a mobile laptop cart that wheels over a bed or couch. Pro Tip: Turn on your virtual background and dress business casual from the waist up. Also, doubles as a breakfast in bed unit on the weekends.
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