Love 2 Play Dog Training

Love 2 Play online classes are great! The classes are live on Zoom and participants get ample time to work their dog with great feedback and suggestions from Jeanne. We can train in the comfort of our home or yard and know ahead of time what equipment (if any) we will need: nothing fancy, usually just stuff we already have around. The classes are recorded and posted in the class Facebook group for use to watch again; having video is very helpful. Q & A is available at each class and during the week between each class; we can post our training videos for comments and help too! I have been taking the online classes remotely for the past 3 years, giving me and my dogs to try new things and to continue building our skills. Looking forward to our next set of classes!

I've recently started taking an online Zoom class from Jeanne at Love 2 Play. This is a live Zoom class where students work their dogs in class and receive real time feedback from Jeanne. I love this class. It's every bit as effective as an in-person class with excellent instruction and helpful instructor and student interaction. She also maintains a private Facebook page for students to post practice or final trick videos for troubleshooting and suggestions or just to ask questions. The added bonus of online is that Jeanne records the live classes and they are available to review by students; a super convenience if I need to miss a class or I can't quite remember a suggestion from the live class. This is what a Zoom class should be! I will sign up for more classes!

I LOVE Jeanne's online classes. I have dogs who are not comfortable in crowded class situations and with Jeanne's Love 2 Play online classes we can focus on training in an easy and comfortable environment, at home! It is always possible to take those skills "on the road" later, but the foundation skills are so much easier when there are less environmental stresses. For the human, these classes are just as interactive as in person classes, but MUCH easier for sensitive dogs. Thanks Jeanne!