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Did you know that owning a dog can be good for your health? Time Magazine found that dog owners have lower blood pressure, and children who have canine companions experience a lower risk of asthma attacks. One way we can thank our four-legged friends is by giving them a comfy and relaxing bed to sleep in at night. If you are searching for a new dog house (with or without an elevated frame) or dog bed, this ultimate guide will show you what’s new in the dog house market. General Considerations When Shopping for a Dog Bed Chihuahuas can weigh as little as two pounds while an English Mastiff can top 300 pounds. That being said, there’s no one-size-fits-all when shopping for the best dog bed. Consider Size, Shape, and Weight Variables to consider when skimming through any dog bed buying guide include your dog’s age, size, weight, and sleeping style, among others. As dog owners know all too well, each dog comes with a unique personality and habits. Find a Bed that Meets Your Dog’s Needs Does your pet like to track in mud? You might want to buy a bed that is easy to clean. Is your canine a nervous pee-er? Finding a bed that helps your dog feel insulated from the outside world can help that pet sleep better. Considerations for Older Dogs Older dogs may benefit from orthopedic beds that don’t aggravate achy joints. And don’t forget — dogs love comfort. Canines sleep up to 80% of the day, so make sure those moments are comfortable and restful. Call Us If You Have any Questions As you read through this ultimate guide to dog beds, feel free to reach out to us with any questions that you have. We love helping customers find the right product. What Are My Dog Bed Options? There are several basic design options when it comes to dog beds. Each design comes with unique benefits. Pillow Beds Pillow beds (also known as “classic dog beds”) are basically large pillows that can be tossed in the corner of a room. Dogs love sinking down into these comfy and simple beds. Bolster Beds Bolster beds are basically a large pillow with three elevated sides that lend an enclosed feel. Dogs can lay down, stretch out, and feel secure in these simple bed designs. Crate Pads If you keep your dog in a crate, then your pet probably already has a matted bed. The simple pads are easy to remove and clean. Dog Sofas Doggie sofas are a great option for small and medium-size breeds. The beds are similar in design to human sofas but doggie-sized. Domed Dog Beds A hooded or domed dog bed offers some sort of cover. This design is great for smaller breeds who can “burrow” into their beds at night. Cots Several of our PawHut options are cots. The outdoor beds don’t require padding. Cots keep your pet cool during the summer months. The mesh material used in cots is very breathable, and the design of cots elevates the bed to allow for natural air circulation. Cots come in all sizes. Ultimate Guide to Dog Beds Do dogs need beds? Their wild ancestors didn’t, but domesticated dogs have co-evolved with humans. Given the choice between a hard floor or a comfy bed, your dog will certainly choose the latter. How much do dog beds cost? Our PawHut products are high quality and competitively priced. We work with PawHut because the company has a long track record of making durable and comfortable dog beds. The average cost of our beds ranges from $50 to $150. Other retailers typically charge far higher rates for the same quality pet beds. We frequently run flash sales that offer even more savings to our customers. Ask about our interest-free payments using Klarna. PawHut Elevated Frame Bed This cost-effective cot-style design elevates your pet by nine inches. The elevated design allows for airflow beneath the cot. This helps your dog stay cool at night — a real benefit during the summer months. Breathable fabric further helps your pet stay comfortable. If your pet stays outside, the canopy top will provide cooling shade that shields them during hot summer days. The mesh fabric is highly durable. Supporting the mesh is a powder-coated steel frame that can support up to 55 pounds. The highly affordable bed, which is easy to break down and set up, comes with a travel bag. PawHut Cot Camping Sleeper This camping sleeper is the perfect companion for outdoor outings. It can also make for great indoor or outdoor use at home. Like the elevated frame bed, the camping sleeper elevates your pet nine inches off the ground so your dog stays cool even when it’s hot outside. The compact design makes this sleeper ideal for travel. The bed can easily be folded away when not in use. The light yet durable design can support 55 pounds. PawHut Elevated Dog Bed and Dog House Combo What bed is best for dogs? Well, if you are looking for something that has a modern aesthetic, consider the PawHut bed and house combo. The slick design is a great fit for the back porch or indoors. Hand-woven strips offer a sturdy and durable material. Four sturdy legs hold the elevated and covered bed so your dog can nap in a cool, shaded environment. The splash-proof fabric cushion and thick padding will help your pet stay dry and comfortable. PawHut Elevated Pet Bed with Black Mesh This chic, minimalist dog bed is designed to be cool and comfortable. The elevated design can spare your four-legged friend from having to lie on hot concrete during the hot summer months. Lightweight yet durable mesh fabric can support small to medium-sized dogs. If your dog has aching joints, a bed/pillow combo is a great way to relieve pressure on your dog’s neck, back, and joints. The sling fabric and detachable pillow are easy to clean. PawHut Rattan Pet Bed with Cushion This doggy bed is the perfect home for small and medium-sized breeds. The sloped roof will keep your pet dry in the event of a shower and shaded at all hours of the day. The open-air dog house is a great option for patios, interior spaces, and balconies. The solid steel frame and hand-woven rattan material can hold up to the elements for years on end. The comfy bed is the perfect place for your pet to relax or sleep. A soft cotton liner provides ultra comfort. This model comes in several colors. PawHut Elevated Cooling Summer Dog Cot (Blue) Looking for a light and durable bed for everyday use? This blue cot is easy to fold up for travel. The sturdy steel frame can hold up to 110 pounds while keeping your dog secure and relaxed. When not in use, simply fold away the cot for easy storage. The blue cot keeps your furbaby a cool seven inches off the ground for optimal airflow during warm summer days. Sleek and modern, this bed is an all-around great value. PawHut Elevated Pet Bed for Large Dogs With a length of around 3.5 feet, this low-profile bed is a great fit for large dog breeds. Hot summer days won’t be a problem with the elevated bed frame design. Durable mesh fabric can be hosed off for easy cleaning. The design incorporates a detachable Oxford fabric pillow that supports the neck, back, and joints. This design feature helps your dog enjoy a restful nap. The portable design allows you to bring the bed outdoors and back inside with ease. PawHut Two-Story Wooden Dog House Give your pets their own fun, two-tiered house. The design is the perfect combo for pet owners with multiple small dogs. The non-toxic fir wood can endure regular use with minimal need for maintenance. Your pet has the option of lounging in the more enclosed bottom bunk, or they can enjoy a view from the top bunk. The bed’s design allows for natural cooling air circulation. It is suitable for pets 10 pounds or smaller, and assembly is required. Pamper Your Pup By Ordering Your Dog Bed Today Whether you order an elevated frame or dog bed/dog house combo, you’ll be giving your four-legged friend a comfortable means of dozing off. Our orders come with free shipping. At Aosom, we only work with the best and coolest new products by HomCom, Outsunny, and PawHut. We pair an easy online shopping experience with excellent customer service. To order your dog home, click on any of our dog bed options. -
Maximize your Summer!
June 21st is the official First Day of Summer and we couldn’t be more stoked! It’s been a long, dark, wet Spring for us here in Oregon and we’ve been going a little stir crazy waiting for the sun to make its appearance. With all of this extra time indoors we’ve been able to plan and refine some ways to help maximize your summer and make it Aosom! So yes, this is kind of a Duh! suggestion, but for those of you out there who are not cooking aficionados and grill masters, sometimes lighting a fire in your backyard and dealing with raw meat is a bit daunting. Here are a few tips for beginners and perhaps some reminders for the experts. Seasoning: While just throwing a raw chunk of meat onto the grill gets the job done, adding spices and flavoring to your meat can make a world of difference. Grilled foods can stand up to bold flavors, so be liberal with the salt, overzealous with the garlic, amp up the chilies, and don’t forget the fresh lemon juice. For more tailored seasonings, try mint marinade for lamb, a cherry cola glaze for ribs, and spicy-sweet brine for chicken. Check out some amazing grill ideas from bonappetit.com. Prepping and Cleaning your Grate: Cleaning and oiling your grate thoroughly before cooking will prevent food from sticking and it will give your food those classic, picturesque grill lines you see on all of the cooking shows. Use a stiff wire brush to clean your grill both before, and after, cooking. To oil your grill, dip a cloth in vegetable oil and run it over the grate. Technique Technique Technique: As with anything, technique is everything. Different meats require different cooking styles so be sure to research before you start. Here are a few different ways to cook different meats: Chicken (Rachel Ray), Fish (Weber), Steak (bonappetit), and just for fun Veggies (allrecipes) Safety! : BBQ’s can be dangerous. They are filled with fire and hot coals and injuries can happen. However, as long as you follow the rules and grill responsibly you should be fine. Always remember to have a fire extinguisher handy, wear eye protection (sunglasses work just fine), don’t wear nylon or clothing that can melt, and make sure you’re not grilling near anything that is highly flammable. Be sure to watch smaller children and pets around your grill as well. Heat Zones: Different foods require different heats to cook properly so it is a good idea to set up heat zones within your grill. The easiest way to do this is to stack all of your coals to one side of the grill so they create a slope down towards the opposite side. This will give you one heat zone that is very hot for ‘direct heat’ cooking (the higher side of the pile of coals) and a lower heat zone for ‘indirect heat’ cooking (the lower side of the coals) that is perfect for slower, longer cooking times. A few BBQ don’ts are to keep your grill uncovered when cooking, squirt water on flair ups, undercook your meat (get a meat thermometer), and don’t forget to just have fun. Good luck! Before you know it you’ll be the greatest griller on your block (yes, you will be your own neighborhoods Bobby Flay). Long summer days are the perfect time to get out and ride! You can take a solo ride, invite a few friends along, or find a group ride using Facebook or Craigslist. Exploration is the name of the game, and a bike is the perfect marriage of utility and ease of use when traveling short distances. Stay in town and explore new neighborhoods, or throw your bike in the car and head out to a more rural location (this is usually the more exciting option). Pack a day bag and see how far you can push yourself as you ride up a mountain or take a lazy back road and let your mind wander as you peacefully peddle yourself along. But wait, you might be saying, I don’t have my own bike. Well, you’re in luck as bike renting is becoming a huge market within most major cities. Check out this Wiki-list of Bike Sharing Systems (this also includes a world wide list for those outside of the US). So, grab a helmet, venture out, and who knows, you might find yourself happily indoctrinated into the world of cycling where donning a bright spandex bodysuit, aerodynamic accessories, and clip on shoes becomes second nature. However you experience the ride, remember that what really matters is that you just getout and experience the world around you. Growing up, nothing encouraged more excitement and exhilaration than going to the fair! Honestly at 35, I still get a warm, happy feeling whenever the smell of cotton candy, fried foods, farm animals, and axle grease mingle in my nose, taking me away in a nostalgic wave of comfort. Screams from the rides, the sounds and smells of livestock in the 4H barns, arts and crafts, and way too much food, all make for the perfect summer outing. Stay late into the evening as the lights come on and witness the beauty of the colored bulbs illuminating rides and games and even more food. Did I mention the food? Elephant Ears and cotton candy are the best (even if they do put you into a diabetic shock). So find a fair, prepare your senses, and enjoy the experience! Check fairsandfestivals.com to find a fair near you. Get out of town! Right now! No… really… Get out and take a hike! Getting out into nature, walking down a dirt trail as birds sing and the wind rustles through the trees, is one of the most serene and calming experiences you can have in the world. If you live in a city, getting out into the hills, the mountains, along rivers, or out to the ocean is one of the healthiest things you can do for yourself. Clean air, filtered through the trees and other plants will make breathe easier, while the sun will give you energy and make you feel invigorated. So find a day, turn your phone off, leave your laptop at home, and unplug, as you let nature do what it does best. Day hikes are an easy way to slow down and reacquaint you with yourself. All too often we get wrapped up in the daily hustle of work and home life that we don’t take time to just be one with ourselves (the self-love gurus might be onto something after all). Public parks, nature trails, arboretums, and sanctuaries all offer shorter trails, while most state parks and forests offer more lengthy options. For more extensive hikes, a wonderful resource that I’ve found is alltrails.com. For those of you who want to do a multi-day trip, here’s a list from REI to get you started. Living in Portland, Oregon I’ve been spoiled by the natural wonders that are all within an hour or two drive; Mt. Hood, Mt. St. Helens, The Oregon Coast, The Tillamook Forrest, and the Gorge to name a few. I make it a point to get out each weekend and just let myself enjoy the great outdoors and get away from it all. I highly suggest this for anyone who is stressed, anxious, or tends to overexert themselves during their work week. So pack a day bag, or plan a weekend on the trails, but whatever you do, just make sure you’re doing it outside and in nature! And finally, the quintessential summer outing… the Road trip! Like the Griswald’s famous foray, road trips are rife with adventures, excitement, and learning opportunities. Of all of the ideas on this list, the road trip takes the most planning, but can also be the most rewarding. For most people you should start planning your trip a few weeks to a few months before you plan on leaving (kudos to those of you who have the ability to just jump in your car and go; I envy you). For those of you who like to map everything out, get every little detail in place, Roadtrippers.com is super helpful. Google maps is also fun if you have a destination in mind. Just search your destination and then zoom in and see what landmarks pop up (this is the method that I usually use). Road trips can seem scary at first, but this is your chance to let go, let loose, and let yourself explore. Be ok with deviating and doing the unexpected, because in the end, that’s what life is all about and those are the moments you will remember forever! However you spend your summer, I hope this list can give you a few insights, instructions, and inspirations. Here at Aosom we want you to live your life to the fullest and enjoy some adventures along the way! Have your Best Summer yet! Let us know what your summer plans are in the comments! -
Groundhog Day: Some Historical Context + Marmot Minutiae
Groundhog Day will soon be here! A moment, a choice approaches near. Do we get six weeks of drear, or rays of sunshine shining clear? Apologies for the verse – please don’t be terse… Groundhog Day is one of our more eccentric traditions. Each year, the news cycle briefly touches on the ritual, and these days it’s viewed more as a passing amusement than a predictor of fate. Some may already know the origin and history of the Groundhog Day tradition. However, as we prepare for our fun Groundhog Day Sale, I had questions which need answers. A groundhog enjoying a dandelion The Main Event On February 2nd a groundhog will be unleashed, while the town folk gather round to observe its behavior. If the skies are clear enough, the groundhog will cast a shadow. Terrified of its own shadow, the groundhog will scurry back to its underground lair and six more weeks of bitter winter weather will follow. However, if the skies are cloudy, the light of the sun will be diffused; no shadow will appear and the groundhog will remain above ground, signalling an early spring. I always thought this counter-intuitive. Cloudy weather signifies an early spring, sunshine another bout of winter cold. Whatever, that’s the way the tradition is! But where did it come from? Origins of Groundhog Day Historical records indicate our Groundhog Day stems from the celebration of Candlemas, brought to the US as German-speaking immigrants settled in Pennsylvania. Candlemas involved the blessing and distribution of candles, needed during the dark, bleak winter months. Many European countries and cultures celebrated Candlemas or had similar after-winter traditions, and there are many similarities between this celebration and our modern Groundhog Day tradition. The Handwörterbuch des Deutschen Aberglaubens (Dictionary of German Folk Belief) records the use of Dachs (badgers) as weather-predictors. “If the badger encountered sunshine on Candlemas and therefore saw his shadow, he crawled back into his hole to stay four more weeks, which would be a continuation of winter weather” (Yoder, 52-53). Other variations of the tradition involve other animals too – bears, hedgehogs, foxes, for example – but there is a common thread of an animal awaking from hibernation, seeing its shadow, and retreating, signalling the continuance of winter. Groundhogs have similar season activity patterns (to badgers, the go-to animal of the era) and were locally available. The Candlemas tradition adapts, and is eventually Americanized as “Groundhog Day”. The first recorded mention of Groundhog Day in the US was February 2nd 1840, recorded in the diary of James L. Morris in Morgantown, Pennsylvania (The Pennsylvania Dutchman). Larger celebrations followed in Punxsutawney in the 1880’s and onward, carried out each year by the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club at Gobbler’s Knob (aside: Gobbler’s Knob is an amazing name). Groundhog Day, Gobbler’s Knob, Punxsutawney, PA, 2005 Marmot Minutiae The groundhog (Marmota monax, aka woodchuck, aka marmot) was long-ago known as Arctomys monax – translating to “bear-rat”. Perhaps the groundhog was far larger and more ferocious than the scurriers of today? Regardless, bear-rat gets my vote for best groundhog pseudonym. Stormfax.com maintains a record of the Phil’s accuracy! Since 1887, Phil’s maintained only a 39% accuracy rating. Punxsutawney Phil and the Groundhog Club have a Twitter Account which you should absolutely check out. Another name for groundhog is “whistle-pig”, stemming from the wide variety of crazy hisses, squeals, and chattering noises they can make. Hedgehogs can attain a top cruising speed of 8 mph. Their teeth grow 1/16″ each week. During their active feeding season, a groundhog commonly eats ~1/3 of their weight in vegetables each day. While hibernating, a groundhog’s heart rate slows to just 5 beats per minute. Correctly spelling “Punxsutawney” repeatedly throughout a blog post is challenging. The amount of wood that a woodchuck is capable of chucking, was once empirically proven to be 16 hectares. (note: this is complete nonsense – they can’t even chuck wood). Rain or Shine? What do you think we’ll get this year? I consider myself to be a hibernating creature, but I’m not afraid of my shadow and am definitely not a meteorologist. I am an Oregonian, so I’m predicting rain for at least another six weeks. Whether or not your prediction’s on point, don’t forget to shop our Groundhog Day Sale. Happy Groundhog Day! -
Artificial Christmas Tree Buyer’s Guide
There are many shapes, sizes, colors, and practical uses for artificial Christmas trees. Whether you are looking for a table centerpiece or a cozy decoration for your presents, you should know what you’re buying and just as importantly understand the features and benefits of each type of tree. Happy decorating! Aosom‘s guide will cover all you need to know to make the perfect choice this holiday season. Let’s get started. What is an Artificial Christmas Tree? Artificial Christmas trees were first created using wood and feathers by the Germans some time in during the 1800s. They are imitation fir and pine trees used as decorations the same way authentic Christmas trees are used. Today, they are made primarily with PVC plastics due to them being lightweight and relatively inexpensive. They come in a variety of styles, shapes, sizes, and colors. We will handle each in turn and turn you into an artificial Christmas tree buying wizard. Small Trees Small trees can be placed in a variety of places around the house. They can be fully put together and decorated within minutes. They are great as centerpieces or a filler for side tables and empty spaces in walkways. Large Trees Large trees are what you would imagine putting your presents under. Large artificial trees can be put together in under 30 minutes, and are just as fun to decorate as real trees. They are intended for larger spaces and are more durable and longer-lasting than traditional trees. These usually are easy to disassemble and put away for the following years. Green Trees Still the norm as a color for a Christmas tree, green is the color most choose to go with. The traditional dark green color of a Christmas tree can give the illusion of the real thing. This works especially well if your decorations are more rustic and warm. Passerbys will never know the difference as they catch a glimpse of your tree through your window. Colored Trees It is becoming more common for artificial trees to be made in different colors– the most common being white, pink, and blue. These colors can add a pop to your overall theme. Bright colors such as white and pink can give a modern and clean feel to your space. Colors like red can go great with warm rustic themes. Cooler colors like blue and purple can be a nice contrast to a warmer space Pre-decorated Trees Pre-decorated trees are ideal for when you just want to set it and forget it. You won’t need to add any decorations right out of the box, of course, this doesn’t stop you if you would like to add your own twist to it. Decorated trees can come pre-lit, with an artificial snow dusting, or even things like ornaments altogether. These are great if you do not have enough time or decorations to do it yourself. PVC vs PE Trees Most artificial trees are made with either PVC plastic or Polyethylene (PE) plastic. PVC trees tend to look more artificial. The needles are flat and flimsy. They are made using cutouts from a sheet of PVC. PE trees look more realistic. The plastic is poured into a mold of an actual real tree to create the needles and branches. Tips for Choosing the Right Tree to Fit Your Needs Choosing the right tree can be a challenge. Especially with all the different types and applications for them. So here are a few tips to help you make the best decision. What Are Your Goals for the Tree? Are you worried about your tree looking fake? Or do you not care at all that others notice? These questions can be important when deciding what tree to buy. If you would your tree to be as realistic as possible, it is recommended to get a green tree, preferably made out of PE plastic. This combo mixed with a pine-scented spray can make your tree almost indistinguishable from the real thing. If you could care less about the authentic look of a tree, you can really get creative with what you end up purchasing. It is really up to your preference of decorating when you go the clearly artificial route. Ease of Use Ease of use is just as important as the look of a tree. You never want to be spending hours of your time and energy putting together a simple tree– and that’s before decorating! Be sure to read reviews about the tree, good and bad. Look at the description of the packaging, does it have a handle? How easily does it assemble? Is the box durable for storage purposes? The whole point of getting the artificial tree is to make the process easier for yourself. You don’t want to replace one tedious task with another. How easy is the storage for the tree? Can you pop it back into the box? Remember, as much fun as it is, Christmas doesn’t last all year. The tree is going to be in some storage area most of the year. This brings us to the next tip… Get Quality Materials A key selling point with artificial trees is that they are reusable, but there is no point in buying a reusable tree if the quality isn’t there. You don’t want to pull your tree out of the box next Christmas and have it crumble on you. It is important to choose quality materials when it comes to your tree. Go for a metal frame rather than plastic. Maybe choose the heavier-duty packaging rather than a flimsy cardboard box. And finally… Price An authentic Christmas tree can cost you between $70 and $100 for an average-sized tree. This is a tree that’s meant to last, if you’re lucky, for up to 5 weeks. Compared to an artificial tree that can last for years and years. The average price for an artificial tree is around $100 but can get up to $400, the payoff here is the saved headache of trekking through the snow every year to get a tree and the mess that come with it. 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