Amanda Marshall-Polimeni
Dog Behavior Consultant
Amanda Marshall-Polimeni is a Dog Behavior Consultant and the Owner/Founder of FurryTales in New Jersey. With a deep understanding of behavioral learning theories and a passion for the physical and psychological well-being of animals, Amanda specializes in using non-coercive, reinforcement-based approaches to generate desired behaviors. Amanda holds a BASc in Applied Psychology from NYU and is a Certified Professional Dog Trainer - Knowledge Assessed (CPDT-KA) and Certified Behavior Consultant Canine (CBCC-KA). She has also completed a Master’s Course in Aggressive Dog Training. Her initiative and dedication to quality, comprehensive animal care at FurryTales led to her recognition by Grow by Acorns + CNBC.
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Do dogs need clothes in the snow?
Generally, if the temperatures are below 40°F and your dog is shivering, you should put it in a jacket or sweater.
Do dogs get cold in the snow?
It depends on their breed and size. If the dog is larger and more accustomed to winter weather, than they may be fine outside.
Do small dogs like to be picked up?
Most dogs don't love being picked up, but through slow desensitization and consistent positive reinforcement, they can learn to accept it well.
