Golan Dogs is led by Golan, a former military combat dog handler, head instructor, and commander who reports more than 16 years of canine experience. His background includes work with specially trained military dogs in counter-terrorism, search and rescue, and other operational roles. Today, the business focuses on behavior modification, obedience, puppy development, private lessons, and immersive training programs for dogs of different ages, breeds, and temperaments.
The San Diego-area business offers several levels of owner involvement. Private lessons take place in-home or outdoors and cover house manners, leash and off-leash obedience, aggression, anxiety, destructive behavior, potty training, and distraction work. Day Training allows owners to drop dogs off for six-hour training days, while longer full-immersion board-and-train programs run seven, 14, or 21 days. Puppy training focuses on prevention and early skills such as housebreaking, socialization, leash walking, boundaries, biting, and chewing.
One notable part of the approach is the site's explicit rejection of shock, stimulation, and prong collars. Golan describes his methods as humane and natural, with an emphasis on education, consistency, understanding dog behavior, and teaching owners how to maintain results themselves. Day-training dogs also socialize with members of his own pack, including the use of what the site calls "pack mentality" to support obedience. His Siberian Husky, Sky, is identified as a dog behavior assistant. The website publishes detailed program pricing, although guarantees, insurance coverage, overnight staffing, and formal credentialing are not addressed.