Who is Whitney?

Q: Who is Whitney?
A:Whitney is a writer, dog trainer, and gecko breeder, just trying to make her way through college.

She is 20 years old, and has only lived outside of Georgia for a six month stay in Alabama. Needless to say, she returned to Georgia. We've all heard the stories about Alabama... (Well, they're not all true.)

Q: What's her true specialty?
A:Well, Whitney has been working with animals for over ten years. In some cases, off and on. Reptiles have been a hobby, researching, caring for, and breeding, for over seven years. Small animals off and on for ten years; Fish, eh, they're fish, so just a few years off and on.

Whitney has spent the better part of three years studying and practicing the techniques of dog training, to include clicker training and agility.

Q: What animals does she truly have experience with?
A: Well, separating experience into two different categories, via owning, Whitney has had hands on experience with dogs, cats, tropical fish, guinea pigs, mice, leopard geckos, bearded dragons, chinchillas, African fat tail geckos, ball pythons, hamsters, rats, and crested geckos.

She, also, has hands on experience, via the short term care of ferrets, rabbits, gerbils, select finch species, sun conures, jenday conures, parakeets, cockatiels, Columbian red tail boas, California king snaks, milksnakes, select frog species, Blue tongue skinks, Chinese water dragons, iguanas, Savanah monitors, Jackson's chameleons, armadillo lizards, swifts, among other various reptiles.

About seven years ago, Whitney caught a bug... No, not a virus, but a bug... She caught the reptile fever, researching bearded dragons with a passion. Bearded dragons progressed to leopard geckos, and African fat tail geckos, and ball pythons, kingsnakes, crested geckos, and so on and so on...

Now, she breeds leopard geckos, African fat tail geckos, and crested geckos.

She not only uses goReptiles as a breeding hobby business, but as a way to inform those who are interested in reptiles as pets.

Whitney has hopes to one day add an addition to goReptiles, a reptile rescue of sorts. Once the funds have built up, she will use all her extra caging and accessories to house unwanted and/or abused reptiles until she is able to rehouse them in loving homes.