In-person private dog training lessons have many advantages. Here are a few of the most notable:
Flexibility:  Private lessons can be scheduled around your schedule, so you can always find a time that works for you and your dog. This is especially important if you have a busy lifestyle or if your dog has any special needs.
Personal attention: Private lessons give you one-on-one attention, so you can get personalized instruction and feedback. This is especially helpful if you have a dog with specific behavioral problems or if you are new to dog training.
Less distractions: Private lessons are less distracting than group classes for both you and your dog. This means that you can focus on the training and your dog will be less likely to get sidetracked by the chaos associated with group classes.
Problem solving: You can focus on a specific problem or goal that isn't covered enough in your group class. 
If you are looking for a flexible, personalized, and comfortable learning environment for your dog, then private lessons may be the right choice for you.
Virtual Lessons: 
Virtual lessons have advantages over In-Person private lessons.  Here are a few:
Less distractions: Virtual lessons are held in your dog's home environment, which means there are fewer distractions for your dog to focus on. This can make it easier for your dog to learn and retain new commands.

More convenient: Virtual lessons can be scheduled at your convenience, so you don't have to worry about finding time to travel to a training center. This can be especially helpful for busy families or people with multiple dogs.

No stranger anxiety: Some dogs may become anxious or stressed when a stranger comes into their home. This can make it difficult to train them. With virtual training, there is no stranger in the home, so your dog can focus on learning without feeling stressed.

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