Laura Tijan Segura, who owns and runs All Dog Training, came to dog training through an unusual path. According to her website, she grew up caring for animals on a rural property and later studied children's education with a focus on autism therapy, working as a school instructional assistant before transitioning to animal training. She describes her method as focused on communication between owner and dog rather than treats or harsh corrections, teaching owners to lead so their dogs respond from trust rather than fear.
The Sacramento-area business offers several training formats. Private sessions take place in the client's home, covering basic obedience and behavior issues. Group classes run in three tiers—from foundational work around distractions up to off-leash control. For board training, dogs stay with Segura and her family rather than at a commercial kennel, with follow-up home visits and group classes included for owners afterward.
One distinct offering they call "Training-on-the-Go" involves supervised group outings to places like restaurants and hiking trails, giving dogs practice in real-world settings. The business says they work with dogs from nine weeks to fifteen years old and welcome the whole family to participate in training. Their site displays a "Best Dog Trainer" claim, though no source or details for this recognition are provided.