Southeastern Reptile Rescue

Philippe Harousseau

My experience was through Dog aversion training. Way worth it. Jason was also very good about sharing his knowledge about anything dogs and snakes

Joyce Villiers

I just wish they would acknowledge their emails in a timely fashion.

Caleb Thomas

Been trying to get them on the phone for a week to find out if they take bearded dragons. After they finally answered, I heard a guy telling a story about a snake and was completely ignored. I called 20 minutes later, they answered and the two were still talking. Don’t waste your time.

De Lourdes Crawley

Parker House · 2 seconds ago I just came home from our 2 dogs going through Snake Aversion Training with Jason & his daughter Audrey. They were very punctual, polite and knowledgeable. Jason is very knowledgeable on snakes and on dogs. He combines that knowledge to teach the dogs to respect a snakes space. One of our dogs is a knucklehead and slow learner. The other one is too intelligent and knows when he is wearing an E collar. I am terrified of snakes, so my husband went through the course one by one with the dogs, while I stayed in the car. Jason talked both of us through everything that was going to happen before it happened and then as it was happening. Within 15 minutes each dog was avoiding the snakes and looking to us for guidance on what to do. My primary concern was my intelligent dog because he normally knows when he's wearing an E-collar. I figured if he wasn't wearing the E-collar, he wouldn't avoid the snakes. Jason reassured me that many of his dogs he trains are hunting dogs who know when they are wearing E-collars, but the training sticks regardless of if they are wearing it or not. This proved true because at the end of the training we took both dogs out with a lose rat snake and they wanted nothing to do with it. Jason also educated us on the snakes and the wildlife in our area and what to do if our dogs were ever bitten or we encountered a snake. He also told us to save his number so that if we do see a snake that we can't identify we can just text him the picture and he will text us back with what kind of snake it is and how to proceed. I think it's important that when you're turning to someone you don't know with someone/thing you treasure or value (like your dog) you turn to someone that's as emotionally invested in you. Jason has a love for snakes and at the end of the day doesn't want snakes to be killed. Thus he teaches a class of avoidance which will result in less snakes killed. When he succeeds at protecting our dogs, he also succeeds at his ultimate goal of protecting natures snakes. The cost is nominal compared to the vet bill and potential loss of life. Not to mention the knowledge and support you leave empowered with. Thank you, thank you, 1000 times thank you On a side note, you guys should definitely create a kids reptile class so other peoples children can grow up to be empowered like Audrey instead of scared like me!