Even though this is pretty old by now, it’s incredibly admirable that this father is so well educated with his snake and makes sure the snake and his daughter are both safe with each other. He completely respects the snake and taught her how to do the same. At the same time, this cements the fact that when she grows up she won’t find snakes terrifying in the slightest. Most people do not get to experience this type of bond with a snake. They learn to fear them and I’m so proud of this father and his daughter for the love they have of Cher.
@vidrimasgor the whole video is about taking safety seriously and teaching a child to respect animals. She completely understands. Can't say the same about 95% of people with dogs.
@@acerith14 the antagonist can be also a positive character, to refer a evil character the word villain is used, but many times the antagonist and the villain are the same character, that's why it's easy to get confused
@@Wifgargfhaurh I'm sorry but how exactly is supervision supposed to help? It's 16 feet of pure muscle. What would this man do if (God forbid) that snake started to squeeze the life out of his daughter? Pull it off? Not happening. That snake could very easily kill him if the mood took it. It's a cold blooded solitary predator. In the wild it would spend it's entire life from egg to grave alone, hunting things smaller than it and fighting or fleeing from things bigger than it. It's not in it's nature to form socail bonds.
What a lucky girl to have Cher around and also to have you as her daddy! And, of course, for Cher to be raised in a family which loves and respects a constrictor. More in the world should see this video!
I really appreciate how the father recognizes that the snake is still a wild animal, and while she is friendly and calm he still doesn't leave his kid unattended with her.
Well that brings up an interesting question. Is a well socialized captive bred python like this still considered a “wild animal” or would it be considered a “domesticated animal” like dogs or cats? I’d posit that it’s neither. That instead it is a “tamed” animal. Not truly “wild” and not really “domesticated” but a bit in between. The snake trusts it’s owners and lives comfortably with them. Snakes are pretty simple creatures. When their needs are met and they aren’t under any stress, they can be quite lovely pets depending on the species and individual.
@@Vaillle A Snake never becomes domesticated in a sence like a dog or cat. They can however be taught at a young age that humans arent predators and after that its easy to bond with them. I have a Hognose at home which my son AND my cat absoluteley adore, he has bitten me once (My fault) and hes never been acting aggressive when hes handled propper! also, that python would never survive in the wild so i wouldnt say it would count as a wild animal either
@@Vaillle There is a difference between tamed and trained. Domesticated animals were bred for thousands of years to be human companions. Literal generations of picking the friendliest of the litter and breeding them together. Dogs and (to a lesser extent) cats were evolved to like humans. Wild animal can never breach such a gap in one generation. There is a very good channel "wildlife florida" where they disscus the difference between well trained wild animals and domesticated ones.
I was just posing an interesting question and giving an opinion. No argument or criticism for the original comment here. 🤗Just thought this could be a cool discussion. Also, seems most of the replies agree to some degree. For clarification. I was making a distinction between domesticated and wild and settled on ‘tamed but not domesticated’.
When I was younger, my family actually bred and sold reptiles. We used to have hundreds of different snakes, lizards and turtles. My brothers and I were taught at a very young age which snakes we could handle by ourselves and which were off limits unless my Dad was around. We learned to respect all the animals and never had one incident ever... The key to being responsible with snakes is handling them every day so that they are used to humans, be careful handling them when they are shedding because theyre basically blind at that point, and ALWAYS wash your hands after handling their food.
Love this! I love how dedicated he was to making sure both Cher and Emi were comfortable! And that they have rules in place and showed Emi how to treat Cher with respect 🥹 legends!❤️
I'm glad he pointed out that she is never left unsupervised with Cher. Doesn't matter how well it's trained, it's an animal and even if the snake is lovely anything can happen.
Yes. Both ways, too. It would be easy to accidentally hurt a creature that can't quickly get out of the way, which would be heartbreaking for the child.
@Jermaine Anthony You do know these types of snakes aren't poisonous right? you also know these snakes kill by wrapping which takes them time to do, they will bite their prey latch on and constrict it which would take a considerable amount of time giving anyone the time to get the snake off, Your comment is so hollow and clueless its sad
I'm happy that someone made a comment like this. I love reptiles, but you can never trust them or any animal for that matter. Even if this snake seems calm and don't mind being handled or in being in human company, it is still an animal with wild insticts and things can happen.
Luckily, the Dad seems to know what he is doing and I’m sure the snake is always well fed so Cher isn’t put into the situation where his daughter is seen as food.
Unlikely that that snake will ever become aggressive to any of them in the family unless they become aggressive towards the snake first it’s A massive misconception that the snake would turn on its owner for no reason it’s the same thing with most animals I’ve never encountered an animal that has been cared for properly that just turns on its owner for absolutely no reason most of the time it’s because people aren’t listening to what the animal is trying to tell them and then they become frustrated
@@giorying8310 he didn't mean it in a bad way relax not everybody can play with a snack specially little kids I'm super my little brother doesn't even know the meaning of the word gentle 🤣
I can't wait for her friends to ask "what do you like playing with" And she replies with "Python!" And then they go like "Ohhh the coding language right?....right??"
@@joshthemediocre7824 well.. im do agree but that doenst explain why kids goes crazy like that,mostly is bc of personality and just bc they are kids, ever kid is diferent.
No, kids are crazy if their parents are. If the kid has a specific personality it's parents responsibility to be even more involved in child's life and teach them, educated them. But 90% of the parents don't feel responsible for their children, cause they are scared shitless
@@joshthemediocre7824 Talk about garbage parents, when there's so many animals that actually need rescuing from farms or shelters, instead he supports exotic animal breeders. This snake deserves a life in Nature not as a status symbol held captive.
are you kidding? This is a non-domesticated species that can crush a kids bones in less than a minute. I know here at The Dodo everyone wants to believe any animal can be our best friend, but that is romanticized nonsense that leads to catastrophic results. This kid should be safed from irresponsible parents like that.
@@MacksPebbles I was referring to memento81 ranting about non-domesticated species, like cats are truly domesticated. If they were big enough, they would eat us without giving it a second thought.
Well people sometimes underestimate kids' natural understanding that it's an animal. Some children do know from the start that animals should be respected and handled carefully, you don't really need to do much teaching. Not all kids are loud, obnxious and hyperactive wrecks. Some are compassionate and rather calm
I hope that the girl learns how to communicate with the snake because then you know... She could be a very great programmer. Knowing python language is a must! :D Edit: Thanks for the likes guys! Wow!
@@johncarlo7772 We treat our cat like a dog sometimes bc he was raised by them and he seems to thoroughly enjoy it but sometimes little kids squeeze dogs or try to sit on on them or try to pull them around and I don’t think the snake would like that and it can take a little time teaching most kids to be gentle even with a big tolerant dog so it’s kinda cool she seems to know how to be respectful with the snake
You can tell how responsible he is with the statement about how she can’t feed the snake. Reptiles generally aren’t aggressive with humans once they trust us, but their food instincts are strong, and they’ll get aggressive then not because they don’t like you but because they only care about the food in that moment.
That's true about most wild animals. People who have too much love for animals may risk their lives but then don't weep when (and IF) you go the Charla Nash way.
@@Maxbps88 If an strong adult is always present when she's with the snake it's not really an issue. The key is to never leave a child alone with a snake that could overpower them. I'm guessing you know nothing about snakes do you?
@@Riscs Nah an Adult can unwrap a constrictor like that from someone else if they know what they're doing. The concern is if you get wrapped by yourself and there's no one to help unwrap you. Generally any constrictor above about 12 ft it's always good to have two people present when you're handling it just in case.
"Gentle and respectful". That is how all kids should be with all animals. You have given your daughter a beautiful gift. She will make you proud one day. She is going to be a very unique and special grown up.
That snake can bite and wrap itself around her neck before the dad could stop it, they are super quick and he might not be able to remove the snake by himself before it strangled her to death. Want to rethink responsible?
@@Blankult I recommend you buy a baby bull shark and let your child get in the water and play with it all its life. I'm sure it will be perfectly fine, nothing to worry about. 🙄
@@johnhannon2009 You must not have listened or watched the video at all. Or heard it but did not listen those are two very different things and matter. 1 She has been around the snake for a long time developing a bond with and being taught how to properly be around it, The father kept socializing with the snake as well to get it use to human interaction. The father is always present when she is with the snake and watching them constantly. The chances of her dying and being eaten by the snake is super small like maybe in 2% chance of that happening. Snakes are very social animals.
@@chocoburgersenpai1627 You only feed them about once a week i think, but that just makes it all the more easy to forget, if its every day its a routine, not an event.
This girl is going to have such a tremendous respect with animals as she grows up. Her Dad is doing an amazing job of teaching her how to interact with the python. This is beautiful
Yes this is so beautiful... Especially when dad goes to work a year from now and she secretly lets the snake out and is suffocated to death... And dad gets to come back home and see this tragedy that he created himself and can think about it every day for the rest of his life
I agree a lot! It’s something I don’t see often, people teaching their kids that animals like this are something to be respected, not feared! Her dad is doing a wonderful job
@@mchapman2424 yeah, except he is not an idiot and has been careful and told her what not to do. Who is going to go on a trip and leave a child at home the whole time anyway?
This is a true story about a woman who lived in India in the middle ages and had a pet snake, python, which she loved so much. The snake was 4 metres long and looked healthy . However, one day her pet snake just stopped eating . This lack of appetite in the snake continued over a few weeks.. The desperate woman tried everything. Nothing worked. Finally woman took her loving pet to the vet as a last resort. The vet listened to the woman carefully and asked, Does your snake sleep with you at night, wrap around you closely and spread out its length?" The woman was surprised and said yes yes he does, everyday. And it makes me so sad because I cannot help him. Then the vet said something shocking and most unexpected "madam your snake is not sick, he is just preparing to eat you. Every time he is creeping and hugging you, wrapping around your body , it is sizing you up. And he is preparing him self for the attack , and yes , he doesn't eat in order to have enough space to digest you easily"
I never thought, that I would EVER say this, as snakes are the only animal I am truly terrified of....but that is actually quite cute. Not only the girl but the snake too 😳 Wow.
@@_shvnks_ We don’t even know what love is and most of us who use that word don’t know what trust is. We still have a lot to learn, not just about a python but starting from our own selves. How can we know exactly what they feel or don’t feel when we don’t even know our own brains well enough? 🤷♀️
@@avamaxbiggestsimp9457 Someone should actually learn about snakes...they aren't out to eat humans. Only reason they "attack" is bc the human smells like the rabbit, mouse, whatever they feed the snake. Snakes actually don't want to kill you. As a matter of fact most Bermese Python owners consider them puppy dogs bc they're extremely laid back and generally curious. It's not like the guy is letting her play with a rock python or green anaconda (learn some stuff about them and you will know what I'm talking about). This thing is a puppy dog and I guarantee that he had the snake out for a min before letting her near it. The only reason they bite is bc they smell food and 9/10 times they strike within seconds of contact and the other 1/10 times they strike in fear/stress inducing situations
@@stewiegriffin88 bro ur smoking crack, it’s been proven snakes have NO IDEA, except hunting, eating, and just living. They aren’t even close to anything like cats or dogs or even a possum. They can never be “domesticated”. Extremely unsafe no matter how cool it is lol, also, nice statistics you pulled out of ur ass, “9/10 1/10.”
The mixture of anxiety, potential for danger, curiosity, fear, cuteness and adorableness deems this as a truly amazing, intriguing, rare and special relationship.
Lady friend of mine had a snake just as big. Swore the thing loved her…then she took it to the vet out of concern because the snake was losing weight The vet said….The snake was purposely starving itself, so it can save room for her…This is bad parenting, not cute at all
@@joshuad7953 You are quite possibly the worst liar I have ever seen. Snakes do not size out their prey. They'd never eat. Snakes do not starve as they weight for the "perfect" meal. They would be extinct. Snakes aren't even smart enough to have that caliber of thinking, their brains aren't designed like that. You are the reason people get exotic pets and then get hurt. Spreading false information and causing further harm. Btw, the only story I can find similar to this is proven to be a myth. So maybe try harder if you're gonna lie
One of the things I appreciate most about this video is how the father realized how important it is to make sure both that the kid is gentle with the pet, and that the pet isn’t getting stressed out. Usually when there are accidents where a pet injures a kid, it’s because they didn’t know they needed to be gentle, and stressed out/hurt the pet on accident.
@@kkurrocas6494 Pythons do not recognize humans as food, and even if this one did for some bizarre reason, it wouldn't be able to swallow her. And pythons only constrict as a feeding response, otherwise it would just bite. Which would suck, but not be fatal.
This is how you do it. Rules and careful supervision, as well as careful training both for the snake and the child, have resulted in this unique bond. I'm always an advocate for snakes being good pets but they're not EASY pets. Getting them to this stage takes VAST amounts of work and no matter how much you may trust the snake, you can NEVER trust it enough to leave it alone with a child. I'm so glad to see a family that's found a good balance and it's paying off. That snake could live for decades. Emi is going to have a good friend for honestly a very large chunk of her life.
Apparently the snake really has a special relationship with the girl, and I'm so glad to know that they're never let alone unsupervised. That's very responsible. The respect taught to th girl is so important..
Note--even adult keepers are advised never to handle a giant snake without another person nearby. They can wrap up and disable an adult just as easily in many cases, but most of course do not.
Rule of thumb for most responsible owners of large snakes is over 8' is when you should have a spotter near by. Over 10' should have two people present with the snake any time you are interacting with it (feeding, cleaning, or handling). The snake looks "thin" because a lot of keepers tend to over condition the snakes and cause obesity. The snakes overall condition isn't concerning, especially because there isn't a peak where the outline of the spine is visible. Burms and retics are semi arboreal and shouldn't have the more rounded shape of say a ball python.
It’s the exact attitude to have, the exact opposite of those parents who just let their kids poke and grab animals then act like it’s the animal’s fault for getting aggressive. There’s a lot of mutual respect there and it’s so important
Yep, I'm amazed every time. Sometimes the adults are just as bad. I avoid putting my dog in situations with stupid people but it's hard to avoid all of them all of the time. I tell people "no, he is not, in fact, friendly, and he doesn't like strangers at all", yet some will still squeal that they know all about dogs, and proceed to get in the dog's face and yell stuff at them, grab at them, go over their heads with their hands, etc. I have trained my dog well but you just can't tell what people will do all of the time. We were raised to give wide berth to strange dogs, assume every dog is rabid, and avoid harassing a dog or any animal.
@Patrick Butler You are so right... It broke my heart when a Reality TV Show jerk, let his toddler poke & slap their new puppy... and when the puppy snapped at the toddler - he took the puppy out back & shot it!
@@jenniferloftus2363 That's smart if someone tells me their dog is really people friendly I'm steppin away from the dog now if he sniffs me and likes me I might pet him with his approval .I have great respect for animals.
I don't know about python or constrictor but some species of snakes are quite social, protective about their child and live in community. So, why not ?
@@Hvginn Snakes can form trust bonds, but they aren't social animals. Saying it's defending her is anthropomorphization. It's simply showing that it trusts her enough to be relaxed and act natural.
@@goldh2o543 Of course we have to be wary of anthropomorphism. He's probably not doing a protective behavior. But we still know very little about snakes. Some crotalinae have parental care behavior, the cuban boa apparently hunt in pack and the garter snake like to live in group - his individual behavior is even modified in group -. But yeah, a snake isn't a dog, and i don't even know the specie of this video neither his normal behavior.
I just imagine her at school talking with her friends: "Yeah I have tea partys with my mom!" "I have tea partys with my brother!" "I have tea partys with a snake! :D" Other kids: O-o
Everything you are saying Mr, is right snakes can Also be adorable and sweet as long as you know how to approach it 😊. I love it I hope Cher spends a wonderful times with your family 💝
@@paquitaelmaestro1576 It's snake. It doesn't have the feelings of a dog. How many people have been attacked by their pet snakes, and how many have been killed thinking they were harmless? Too many to name.
@@dx3406 well it depends on the snake - some snakes like king cobra and black mamba are obviously, poisonious and dangerous, but some snakes like cornsnakes and garder snakes are small and relatively harmless. (i say relatively because they can still bite you if they want, it's just that it's more of a small wound than say, a boa constrictor like the video which can leave a big wound on your hand, although they don't usually kill by biting)
@@muhammadfiras1963 It's a Reticulated Python, the longest they get is 30ish feet (the females do at least). They more commonly stay at around 15-20 though.
I was expecting the snake to use his tail to pick up the tea cup by the handle and take a sip lol if only eventually she trains the snake to do that that'll be epic edit 2.2k likes? thanks! most I ever gotten!
Social snakes are genuinely lovely creatures. (And they feel like a massage when they move on your skin. Haha) Love that this owner shows them in a good light. 😁
Other giant snake owners thought the same thing and were attacked and killed because something in the creatures' instincts told it to attack. Not a good/smart parent in my opinion.
@saxon1177 and social pet dogs kill on average around 3/5 people every month in the usa alone.they kill in seconds right in front of people. No pet constrictor has ever killed whilst supervised. Your misinformation is outrageous. 🤣😂🤣😆
@@saxon1177 Those incidents are extremely rare, especially when compared to the number of deaths caused by other domestic animals. You’re far more likely to be injured or killed by a cow, horse, or dog. If you wouldn’t mind the girl being around one of those animals, then you shouldn’t complain about this video.
I had a 16-foot albino burmese python, she was wider than this one but these happen to be the most docile of pythons. extremely docile and they seem to enjoy our body heat so they will come around you and lay on you and stuff. they're great.
Good smart daddy. Actually knows his pets, like all should do. Like any humans they all get stressed, annoyed and angry. But he taught his daughter, something, which lots of parents don't do. Parents expect it, which is dumb, they only know what they see first then taught by parents. GREAT JOB 👨 DAD!
The father will never be able to unwrap the python from around his daughter in time to save her. The snake's musculature is too powerful. This nonsense about "supervised play" is so very dangerous. Even if he shoots it, the daughter may be strangled by then. And perhaps the python would have rigor mortis if dead while coiled around the girl. Again, too late. The python is able to kill the dad just as easily. You have to wonder how the neighbors feel about this. Their home values are less than would be otherwise. In a catastrophe like a fire, flood, tornado, hurricane, gas leak. etc., this python may get loose.
@@Nancy-fm1ie Humans fear a great many things-very few of them have ever happened. There’s no reason they should be concerned about what their neighbors think either. The father has a right to raise his child as he sees fit.
@@kaydi7947 , rightfully so. only reason this python is so docile is because its been fed. yes, the father has a right to raise his child as he sees fit, unless you are in america where children are being forced fed blm, critical race theory, and transgender nonsense. child protective services wouldnt exist if that last sentence of yours was actually true. plenty of terrible parents out there. this one in the video included.
@saxon1177 incorrect again. This is a captive bred domesticated snake that has been bred from genaration for calm and docile snakes, just like dogs were. All animals are unpredictable. Your knowledge is so small.
The respect, trust and love...mutually given is what we all should be mindful of in our interactions with animals and nature. To sum it up it's all about that energy. The animals sense it the children even more so. Especially when they are taught young before fear sets in. I love this so much as one who wasn't brought up around pets/animals but have grown with the desire to seek out opportunities to interact more with them. This family is truly blessed!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💯💯💯
That kid is going to be a hell of a coder if she's so good with Python so young
😂😂😂
Seriously. Wish I wasn’t left to learn about Python on my own at the age of 43 lol.
That was beautiful. 🐍❤
Good one
I LOVE THE PUN!!! 😂❤
Applying for the job when she is 20:
- do you have any experience with python?
- yes, nearly 18 years
@Mr RED But it wont so nothing to worry about
This is not python my friend, this is yellow anaconda😒
Did you mean programing? 😄
lol😅good one
@@wallerstc lame joke
Even though this is pretty old by now, it’s incredibly admirable that this father is so well educated with his snake and makes sure the snake and his daughter are both safe with each other. He completely respects the snake and taught her how to do the same. At the same time, this cements the fact that when she grows up she won’t find snakes terrifying in the slightest. Most people do not get to experience this type of bond with a snake. They learn to fear them and I’m so proud of this father and his daughter for the love they have of Cher.
So glad to see one tree, when most can't see the forest. ❤
@@thorru3638 Okay? Is your life so sad that you find the enjoyment of a father and his daughter sharing a mutual interest so funny?
@hunterkun7746 Oh I do hope you keep being this pure forever, no matter how old you are. 🤣
@thorru3638 💀💀💀
@@ucmanhvuong4301 I’m 23 and a SA survivor, I am no way pure 🙃
That tiny child is already braver than I will ever be.
Being brave requires fear. But she does not need to be brave because there was no fear in the first place.
She was brought up to not be afraid of it.
I don't think she understands how potentially dangerous the snake is.
@vidrimasgor the whole video is about taking safety seriously and teaching a child to respect animals. She completely understands.
Can't say the same about 95% of people with dogs.
@@vidrimasgor Yeah, and I don’t think people who skydive realize how potentially dangerous skydiving is. Oh wait, they do. That’s why they do it.
She's either a main character or an antagonist everyone loves.
She is the heir of slytherin
So she's a princess?
Bener banget wkwkkw
The main antagonist that everyone loves
@@acerith14 the antagonist can be also a positive character, to refer a evil character the word villain is used, but many times the antagonist and the villain are the same character, that's why it's easy to get confused
I’m glad the father is being realistic about owning a reptile
No comments?
@@woozee4123 weird
@@querrsmackssumtingwong6467 Ratio
@@querrsmackssumtingwong6467 Plus were hours apart, suprising
@@lilnub3017 any children nearby?
That snake seems to show genuine affection for the girl.
2:51
Apart of me likes to think Cher is thinking “I love you two small human.”
Same here 😂😊
What a cute friendship between a little girl and her danger-noodle
Danger noodle lol
🤣🤣
This comment deserves more likes 😂😂
Me parece estúpido permitir un animal salvaje en un hogar máximo si hay un menor en riesgo, deberían de confiscar al animal
@@hsm545655 they are being supervised, I bet you would not be saying the same if it was a dog with the girl.
I’m glad that he’s smart about it, and never leaves her unsupervised.
Ikr
Yeah if she was unsupervised that could turn deadly in seconds
I agree. Animals can snap at any moment
Believe it or not, reptile owners are normally extremely careful. We don't allow our children or snakes to be unsupervised.
@@Wifgargfhaurh I'm sorry but how exactly is supervision supposed to help? It's 16 feet of pure muscle. What would this man do if (God forbid) that snake started to squeeze the life out of his daughter? Pull it off? Not happening. That snake could very easily kill him if the mood took it. It's a cold blooded solitary predator. In the wild it would spend it's entire life from egg to grave alone, hunting things smaller than it and fighting or fleeing from things bigger than it. It's not in it's nature to form socail bonds.
This is actually beautiful. What a gentle snake. It looks like she seeks the kid out for some pets and cuddles.
No, it is measuring her up, she is the perfect meal size
@@Marge719 are you the snake? Or are you friends with the snake and it told you?
@@markusbaker1161
Well, I know its maker ;)
@@Marge719 that makes zero sense 🤣
@@markusbaker1161yup. Zero sense. It's funny when people who know nothing about snakes act like Marge
What a lucky girl to have Cher around and also to have you as her daddy! And, of course, for Cher to be raised in a family which loves and respects a constrictor. More in the world should see this video!
I really appreciate how the father recognizes that the snake is still a wild animal, and while she is friendly and calm he still doesn't leave his kid unattended with her.
Well that brings up an interesting question. Is a well socialized captive bred python like this still considered a “wild animal” or would it be considered a “domesticated animal” like dogs or cats?
I’d posit that it’s neither.
That instead it is a “tamed” animal. Not truly “wild” and not really “domesticated” but a bit in between. The snake trusts it’s owners and lives comfortably with them.
Snakes are pretty simple creatures. When their needs are met and they aren’t under any stress, they can be quite lovely pets depending on the species and individual.
@@Vaillle A Snake never becomes domesticated in a sence like a dog or cat. They can however be taught at a young age that humans arent predators and after that its easy to bond with them. I have a Hognose at home which my son AND my cat absoluteley adore, he has bitten me once (My fault) and hes never been acting aggressive when hes handled propper! also, that python would never survive in the wild so i wouldnt say it would count as a wild animal either
@@Vaillle Yes i'm not saying snakes can't be pets! by "wild" I simply meant an animal not genetically adapted to life with humans, thats all.
@@Vaillle There is a difference between tamed and trained.
Domesticated animals were bred for thousands of years to be human companions.
Literal generations of picking the friendliest of the litter and breeding them together.
Dogs and (to a lesser extent) cats were evolved to like humans.
Wild animal can never breach such a gap in one generation.
There is a very good channel "wildlife florida" where they disscus the difference between well trained wild animals and domesticated ones.
I was just posing an interesting question and giving an opinion. No argument or criticism for the original comment here. 🤗Just thought this could be a cool discussion.
Also, seems most of the replies agree to some degree.
For clarification. I was making a distinction between domesticated and wild and settled on ‘tamed but not domesticated’.
Imagine her class teacher asks all the students to bring their pets to school.
Everyone: look how cute is my goldfish
Emi: hold my 16 ft buddy
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Damn… beat me too it… still, that must be something to see
"where did my hamster go?"
Sadly the snake choked the little girl to death. Rip young soul
@@tgmtf5963 no
What a cute danger noodle, also her poking her head around the back of the chair was hilarious 2:35
When I was younger, my family actually bred and sold reptiles. We used to have hundreds of different snakes, lizards and turtles.
My brothers and I were taught at a very young age which snakes we could handle by ourselves and which were off limits unless my Dad was around. We learned to respect all the animals and never had one incident ever...
The key to being responsible with snakes is handling them every day so that they are used to humans, be careful handling them when they are shedding because theyre basically blind at that point, and ALWAYS wash your hands after handling their food.
This is scary and cute at the same time.
Ture
only scary for me
Wow you here! Just yesterday I binge watched all your vegan cheese videos lol
@Mr RED ?????
@Mr RED imao how
Her: Wanna come for a sleepover
Friend:Sure- but do you have any dogs. I’m allergic
Her: *I have a 16 foot long python*
Friends: Fair enough, can’t wait for the sleepover 😂
her: don't worry tho she's hypoallergenic
Actually a pretty good pick up line
Aaaaaaaaaargh!!!!!!!!! Whaaaatt!!!😀😀😀
Friend: ummm is she nice?
Her: oh yea she’s as sweet as suger 😊😊
Love this! I love how dedicated he was to making sure both Cher and Emi were comfortable! And that they have rules in place and showed Emi how to treat Cher with respect 🥹 legends!❤️
So sweet! It’s great to see children with their best friends like that! Even better when the parents are so responsible about it.
I'm glad he pointed out that she is never left unsupervised with Cher.
Doesn't matter how well it's trained, it's an animal and even if the snake is lovely anything can happen.
Yes. Both ways, too. It would be easy to accidentally hurt a creature that can't quickly get out of the way, which would be heartbreaking for the child.
No amount of training will undo the instinct to strangle.
@Jermaine Anthony You do know these types of snakes aren't poisonous right? you also know these snakes kill by wrapping which takes them time to do, they will bite their prey latch on and constrict it which would take a considerable amount of time giving anyone the time to get the snake off, Your comment is so hollow and clueless its sad
I'm happy that someone made a comment like this.
I love reptiles, but you can never trust them or any animal for that matter.
Even if this snake seems calm and don't mind being handled or in being in human company, it is still an animal with wild insticts and things can happen.
People make comments all the time don't trust your pitbull. It'll kill your child and this clown has a pyton playing with his kid bright dad.
Imagine someone asking her who her best friend is. She responds with, “a 16 foot python named Cher.” Their face would be priceless lmao
The boys be like...
Lol
Python is not a pet.
@@kildarealeksen4140 I’ve read this comment and the replies, the word “pet” is completely absent.
Insert uncanny face
Cher is so mellow & gentle, wonderful☆☆☆
..... until the Python decides to go on a party himself.
I like how the snake doesn't crush her and eat her. Heart warming.
well not yet but it is highly possible
Luckily, the Dad seems to know what he is doing and I’m sure the snake is always well fed so Cher isn’t put into the situation where his daughter is seen as food.
Unlikely that that snake will ever become aggressive to any of them in the family unless they become aggressive towards the snake first it’s A massive misconception that the snake would turn on its owner for no reason it’s the same thing with most animals I’ve never encountered an animal that has been cared for properly that just turns on its owner for absolutely no reason most of the time it’s because people aren’t listening to what the animal is trying to tell them and then they become frustrated
@@avamaxbiggestsimp9457 no. It's not.
WHY TAKE THE FREAKING RISK ? HELLO MCFLY, ANYBODY HOME ?
This is what it truly means to be "not like other girls".
So having an exotic pet means "you are different"? Wtf
More like not like other human lol
@@giorying8310 he didn't mean it in a bad way relax not everybody can play with a snack specially little kids I'm super my little brother doesn't even know the meaning of the word gentle 🤣
@@giorying8310 in a good way stupid stop being offended you dork
Stop with that trend
The concept is stupid anyway
We are all the same but with differences.
Sleepovers would be the stuff of legends 😂
I can't wait for her friends to ask "what do you like playing with"
And she replies with "Python!"
And then they go like "Ohhh the coding language right?....right??"
Imagine she has her friends over for a birthday party and they see her vibin with the gigantic distinguished gentleman💀
gentlenoodle
It's a girl 😃
@@petitewhimsies the snake told you that?
@@petitewhimsies it was a joke lol
@@terra850 me come to her birthday party: .................this is fine🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🥲
Wow the little girl is impressively gentle tbh, most kids would just go crazy with a huge python.
most kids have garbage parents..tbh
@@joshthemediocre7824 well.. im do agree but that doenst explain why kids goes crazy like that,mostly is bc of personality and just bc they are kids, ever kid is diferent.
No, kids are crazy if their parents are.
If the kid has a specific personality it's parents responsibility to be even more involved in child's life and teach them, educated them. But 90% of the parents don't feel responsible for their children, cause they are scared shitless
@@joshthemediocre7824 hey hey now where is Sonny they have cher but nuuu sonny 😂😂😂😂
@@joshthemediocre7824 Talk about garbage parents, when there's so many animals that actually need rescuing from farms or shelters, instead he supports exotic animal breeders. This snake deserves a life in Nature not as a status symbol held captive.
This is incredibly responsible, attentive animal parenting. Kudos to this dad for doing it right.
are you kidding? This is a non-domesticated species that can crush a kids bones in less than a minute. I know here at The Dodo everyone wants to believe any animal can be our best friend, but that is romanticized nonsense that leads to catastrophic results. This kid should be safed from irresponsible parents like that.
@@memento81i dont have half a hand anymore from a dog, all animals will hurt and kill people.
@@MacksPebbles Talks about undomesticated animals like cats wouldn't eat us if given half the chance.
@@TheFiddleFaddle wtf do you mean?? this doesnt make sense.
@@MacksPebbles I was referring to memento81 ranting about non-domesticated species, like cats are truly domesticated. If they were big enough, they would eat us without giving it a second thought.
This shows that all snakes are not danger noddles sometimes they can be gentle noddles 😌😌
It's all about respecting the animal. The father has done a fantastic job in teaching his daughter this.
Snakes don't care about respect when their instinct to bite and strangle are activated.
Well people sometimes underestimate kids' natural understanding that it's an animal. Some children do know from the start that animals should be respected and handled carefully, you don't really need to do much teaching. Not all kids are loud, obnxious and hyperactive wrecks. Some are compassionate and rather calm
@@countryoffelines And some get bit no matter how well they handle the snake.
@@LiterallyJoey LMAO! Let's forget about snakes having instincts and biting people, let's just blame it on the person. GTF outa here!
@@saxon1177 I didn't read your comment correctly my bad💀
I hope that the girl learns how to communicate with the snake because then you know... She could be a very great programmer. Knowing python language is a must! :D
Edit: Thanks for the likes guys! Wow!
Underrated comment 🤣
😂
bruh
lol
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I can’t believe this is what’s gonna make me like snakes.
As a person with a fear of snakes, watching your daughter with this beautiful serpent was a gift. Thank you for sharing ❤
I really love how the kid is respectful and doesn’t treat it like a dog, she was being so calm and was so gentle!
I treat my snake like a cat or dog and I baited 🙂
@@johncarlo7772 We treat our cat like a dog sometimes bc he was raised by them and he seems to thoroughly enjoy it but sometimes little kids squeeze dogs or try to sit on on them or try to pull them around and I don’t think the snake would like that and it can take a little time teaching most kids to be gentle even with a big tolerant dog so it’s kinda cool she seems to know how to be respectful with the snake
built for bbc
Because it not a dog
@Mr RED It does care it's an animal and it can understand emotions it may not be the smartest but it isn't an empty husk.
You can tell how responsible he is with the statement about how she can’t feed the snake. Reptiles generally aren’t aggressive with humans once they trust us, but their food instincts are strong, and they’ll get aggressive then not because they don’t like you but because they only care about the food in that moment.
Yes, that makes this insidiousness completely acceptable. NOT.
That's true about most wild animals. People who have too much love for animals may risk their lives but then don't weep when (and IF) you go the Charla Nash way.
@@Maxbps88 If an strong adult is always present when she's with the snake it's not really an issue. The key is to never leave a child alone with a snake that could overpower them.
I'm guessing you know nothing about snakes do you?
@@ddandymann yeah thats exactly what i was thinking, even with a fcking shotgun he couldnt help her in a serious danger wtf
@@Riscs Nah an Adult can unwrap a constrictor like that from someone else if they know what they're doing. The concern is if you get wrapped by yourself and there's no one to help unwrap you. Generally any constrictor above about 12 ft it's always good to have two people present when you're handling it just in case.
imagine what the snake would do if she said "fetch me their soul"
Nobody is gonna bully this girl because if she's friend with a Python so young, ain't nothing will scare her
"Gentle and respectful". That is how all kids should be with all animals. You have given your daughter a beautiful gift. She will make you proud one day. She is going to be a very unique and special grown up.
Louise please tell me you know better than that surely you know theres no way to tame a snake .
Oh yeah? Wait till she gets a Twitter and a TikTok. All that knowledge and intelligence will go out the window.
@@thedarkemissary all we can do is hope that doesn't happen.
@@thedarkemissary Exactly
Assuming she is alive when she grows up
I’m so glad to see how responsible of a dad/pet owner this man is! I can actually enjoy this without worrying lmao
That snake can bite and wrap itself around her neck before the dad could stop it, they are super quick and he might not be able to remove the snake by himself before it strangled her to death. Want to rethink responsible?
@@saxon1177Looks very responsible to me
@@Blankult I recommend you buy a baby bull shark and let your child get in the water and play with it all its life. I'm sure it will be perfectly fine, nothing to worry about. 🙄
@@saxon1177 Cool strawman dude
@@saxon1177 Dogs have the capability of mauling people if they wish to but i don't see people freaking out about them
that little girl is gonna grow up to be the most careful human ever
The python knows that she will not harm her and is playing living happily with her
This is cool and it’s nice to see a responsible adult who knows how to communicate with his child.
Hey sonas how cool will it be when that snake decided to squeeze the life out of that little girl?
@@johnhannon2009 that’s never gonna happen
@@johnhannon2009 if the python’s fed correctly it won’t squeeze her. no need for food, no hunting 🤷♀️
@@strangerontheinternet3998 If the python isn't around the girl it definitely can't.
@@johnhannon2009 You must not have listened or watched the video at all. Or heard it but did not listen those are two very different things and matter. 1 She has been around the snake for a long time developing a bond with and being taught how to properly be around it, The father kept socializing with the snake as well to get it use to human interaction. The father is always present when she is with the snake and watching them constantly. The chances of her dying and being eaten by the snake is super small like maybe in 2% chance of that happening. Snakes are very social animals.
The python just chilling with the little girl is so adorable
🤨
Until....
@@jonathanhauhnar8434 fr it just decides you ain't my friend
Lol, I don't think this is any kind of life for a snake. 🐍🤷🏻♀️
@@evm6177 the snake in question would disagree.
I feel better about snakes just watching this, what a lovely animal.
Free babysitter and alarm system. Your daughter is protected.
I'm happy that the dad thought the kid how to take care of the snake, and shes supervised. + the snake is well fed.
Интересно, а чем же ее кормят?
Об,ем пищи должен быть большой.
Its still an animal if its unfed even for a day it will eat anyone
@@chocoburgersenpai1627 I think snakes don't need to eat every day
It's nice to have just a small bite of dessert after a big meal
@@chocoburgersenpai1627 You only feed them about once a week i think, but that just makes it all the more easy to forget, if its every day its a routine, not an event.
This girl is going to have such a tremendous respect with animals as she grows up. Her Dad is doing an amazing job of teaching her how to interact with the python. This is beautiful
Yes this is so beautiful... Especially when dad goes to work a year from now and she secretly lets the snake out and is suffocated to death... And dad gets to come back home and see this tragedy that he created himself and can think about it every day for the rest of his life
@Mr RED some people will never understand until it is too late
I agree a lot! It’s something I don’t see often, people teaching their kids that animals like this are something to be respected, not feared! Her dad is doing a wonderful job
@@mchapman2424 yeah, except he is not an idiot and has been careful and told her what not to do. Who is going to go on a trip and leave a child at home the whole time anyway?
This is a true story about a woman who lived in India in the middle ages and had a pet snake, python, which she loved so much. The snake was 4 metres long and looked healthy . However, one day her pet snake just stopped eating .
This lack of appetite in the snake continued over a few weeks.. The desperate woman tried everything. Nothing worked. Finally woman took her loving pet to the vet as a last resort.
The vet listened to the woman carefully and asked,
Does your snake sleep with you at night, wrap around you closely and spread out its length?"
The woman was surprised and said yes yes he does, everyday. And it makes me so sad because I cannot help him.
Then the vet said something shocking and most unexpected "madam your snake is not sick, he is just preparing to eat you.
Every time he is creeping and hugging you, wrapping around your body , it is sizing you up. And he is preparing him self for the attack , and yes , he doesn't eat in order to have enough space to digest you easily"
he is a good banana boi
This is wholesome right up to the point where the snake gets hungry
I never thought, that I would EVER say this, as snakes are the only animal I am truly terrified of....but that is actually quite cute. Not only the girl but the snake too 😳 Wow.
This is quite bizarre. Does a python/ snake have a conscious awareness, memory or attachment ability?
Hi
With the same "Little Rascals" type music, A lion eating a wildebeest can be an "AAAWWWHHH" moment, too.
@@jstone247 they don't have the capacity to love. That isn't a thing the brain can generate but they are able to form a bond of trust
@@_shvnks_ We don’t even know what love is and most of us who use that word don’t know what trust is. We still have a lot to learn, not just about a python but starting from our own selves. How can we know exactly what they feel or don’t feel when we don’t even know our own brains well enough? 🤷♀️
I love how she handles the snake with such tender and gentleness. What a sweetheart.
i don't think that snake cares about tenderness or gentleness the only reason it doesn't attack is because it is well fed
i still wouldn't put my kid near a snake though it is unpredictable what could happen
as they say "you can't trust a snake"
@@avamaxbiggestsimp9457 Someone should actually learn about snakes...they aren't out to eat humans. Only reason they "attack" is bc the human smells like the rabbit, mouse, whatever they feed the snake. Snakes actually don't want to kill you. As a matter of fact most Bermese Python owners consider them puppy dogs bc they're extremely laid back and generally curious. It's not like the guy is letting her play with a rock python or green anaconda (learn some stuff about them and you will know what I'm talking about). This thing is a puppy dog and I guarantee that he had the snake out for a min before letting her near it. The only reason they bite is bc they smell food and 9/10 times they strike within seconds of contact and the other 1/10 times they strike in fear/stress inducing situations
@@stewiegriffin88 bro ur smoking crack, it’s been proven snakes have NO IDEA, except hunting, eating, and just living. They aren’t even close to anything like cats or dogs or even a possum. They can never be “domesticated”. Extremely unsafe no matter how cool it is lol, also, nice statistics you pulled out of ur ass, “9/10 1/10.”
Literally the way to have a snake ,supervision and knowledge
This snake improving the image of other snakes
The way Cher just plops on her head like she’s giving her a Pat 🥺
Lol
Ikr soo cute!
The mixture of anxiety, potential for danger, curiosity, fear, cuteness and adorableness deems this as a truly amazing, intriguing, rare and special relationship.
Come on Jeffrey you can do it 😂
Possibly deadly
@@allproducts6933 😅
Lady friend of mine had a snake just as big. Swore the thing loved her…then she took it to the vet out of concern because the snake was losing weight
The vet said….The snake was purposely starving itself, so it can save room for her…This is bad parenting, not cute at all
@@joshuad7953 You are quite possibly the worst liar I have ever seen. Snakes do not size out their prey. They'd never eat. Snakes do not starve as they weight for the "perfect" meal. They would be extinct. Snakes aren't even smart enough to have that caliber of thinking, their brains aren't designed like that.
You are the reason people get exotic pets and then get hurt. Spreading false information and causing further harm.
Btw, the only story I can find similar to this is proven to be a myth. So maybe try harder if you're gonna lie
Snakes are awesome and this proves they aren't monsters! THANKS!
She can write on her CV that she’s familiar with Python and has 10 years experience working with it.
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One of the things I appreciate most about this video is how the father realized how important it is to make sure both that the kid is gentle with the pet, and that the pet isn’t getting stressed out. Usually when there are accidents where a pet injures a kid, it’s because they didn’t know they needed to be gentle, and stressed out/hurt the pet on accident.
그저 부모가 안전한 '룰'을 지키고 있는 것으로 감사하다는 건. 아무것도 모르는 어린아이에게 성인이 해서는 안 될 짓이지.
그 룰은 누가 정한 거지? 그저 어른의 이기심일 뿐이지.
저 아이가 안전하다는 건. 어른의 희망 일 뿐임
or hungry....it's a snake!!!
This still seems like an accident waiting to happen
@@rasferet that’s not how snakes work lol
@@kkurrocas6494 Pythons do not recognize humans as food, and even if this one did for some bizarre reason, it wouldn't be able to swallow her.
And pythons only constrict as a feeding response, otherwise it would just bite. Which would suck, but not be fatal.
This is how you do it. Rules and careful supervision, as well as careful training both for the snake and the child, have resulted in this unique bond. I'm always an advocate for snakes being good pets but they're not EASY pets. Getting them to this stage takes VAST amounts of work and no matter how much you may trust the snake, you can NEVER trust it enough to leave it alone with a child. I'm so glad to see a family that's found a good balance and it's paying off. That snake could live for decades. Emi is going to have a good friend for honestly a very large chunk of her life.
Lol, I don't think this is any kind of life for a snake. 🐍🤷🏻♀️
@@evm6177 Well, don't own a snake, then. Pretty straight forward
🍷😆😆 OBVIOUSLY..! 🤷🏻♀️
@@evm6177 So stop wasting my time.
@@evm6177 Hell, you probably think house life is a good life for dogs.
Apparently the snake really has a special relationship with the girl, and I'm so glad to know that they're never let alone unsupervised. That's very responsible. The respect taught to th girl is so important..
I use to hate snakes but got to admit, that’s one of the cutest snakes I have ever seen
Note--even adult keepers are advised never to handle a giant snake without another person nearby. They can wrap up and disable an adult just as easily in many cases, but most of course do not.
The snake is not of that size yet
@@PondScummer but it'll be.
@@solcuartasrivera7145
Says you lol. 16 feet is already huge. And this one is rather thin.
Rule of thumb for most responsible owners of large snakes is over 8' is when you should have a spotter near by. Over 10' should have two people present with the snake any time you are interacting with it (feeding, cleaning, or handling). The snake looks "thin" because a lot of keepers tend to over condition the snakes and cause obesity. The snakes overall condition isn't concerning, especially because there isn't a peak where the outline of the spine is visible. Burms and retics are semi arboreal and shouldn't have the more rounded shape of say a ball python.
@@PondScummer wth.. I'm curious how big it is in your range of dangerous. I mean, even now it's already super big for me 😅
It’s the exact attitude to have, the exact opposite of those parents who just let their kids poke and grab animals then act like it’s the animal’s fault for getting aggressive. There’s a lot of mutual respect there and it’s so important
Yep, I'm amazed every time. Sometimes the adults are just as bad. I avoid putting my dog in situations with stupid people but it's hard to avoid all of them all of the time. I tell people "no, he is not, in fact, friendly, and he doesn't like strangers at all", yet some will still squeal that they know all about dogs, and proceed to get in the dog's face and yell stuff at them, grab at them, go over their heads with their hands, etc. I have trained my dog well but you just can't tell what people will do all of the time. We were raised to give wide berth to strange dogs, assume every dog is rabid, and avoid harassing a dog or any animal.
@Patrick Butler
You are so right...
It broke my heart when a Reality TV Show jerk, let his toddler poke & slap their new puppy... and when the puppy snapped at the toddler - he took the puppy out back & shot it!
Wow 🤩 I see
@@jenniferloftus2363 That's smart if someone tells me their dog is really people friendly I'm steppin away from the dog now if he sniffs me and likes me I might pet him with his approval .I have great respect for animals.
Crazy how you can fall in love with Cher the snake in only 4 minutes ❤🙌.
I love people who love snakes. They deserve to be loved also. They are not always dangerous and scary, they can ve very loving and affectionate ❤
Honestly, Cher sometimes looks like she's protecting Emi which is really cute! Probably not what she's doing but still cute!
God that would make her so badass
I don't know about python or constrictor but some species of snakes are quite social, protective about their child and live in community. So, why not ?
@@Hvginn Snakes can form trust bonds, but they aren't social animals. Saying it's defending her is anthropomorphization. It's simply showing that it trusts her enough to be relaxed and act natural.
@@goldh2o543 Of course we have to be wary of anthropomorphism. He's probably not doing a protective behavior.
But we still know very little about snakes. Some crotalinae have parental care behavior, the cuban boa apparently hunt in pack and the garter snake like to live in group - his individual behavior is even modified in group -.
But yeah, a snake isn't a dog, and i don't even know the specie of this video neither his normal behavior.
@@Hvginn True. I suppose it could be defending her, I just find it unlikely. I still love snakes though!
I just imagine her at school talking with her friends:
"Yeah I have tea partys with my mom!"
"I have tea partys with my brother!"
"I have tea partys with a snake! :D"
Other kids: O-o
I have a pet Snake too!
@@claires11aviary omg i have a pet dragon too!
RIP….the snake got me before my next toddler birthday party.
Watch your grammar.
@@user-ki1wq6pt9u It's just a yt comment!
"She raised that snake from the time it was born!"
Everything you are saying Mr, is right snakes can Also be adorable and sweet as long as you know how to approach it 😊.
I love it I hope Cher spends a wonderful times with your family 💝
Pure anxiety up to the “she’s never left alone with her”. Very healthy looking snake.
Yea until the snake gets into the kids bed n the middle of the night while everyone's sleeping and chokes her before she can scream
@@bobbiechinn9578 You're insane. Why would the snake be loose at night when everyone is sleeping, and even then it wouldn't just randomly do that.
@@bbycherub2420 It would if it was hungry lol
@@bobbiechinn9578 as I am not educated on snakes; what would cause the snake to strangle the girl?
@@paquitaelmaestro1576 It's snake. It doesn't have the feelings of a dog. How many people have been attacked by their pet snakes, and how many have been killed thinking they were harmless? Too many to name.
Most adults will piss their pants off when they see a baby snake lmao this kid is a legend
"Piss their pants off" I think you're talking about children here..🤔
having a snake is just like having a lion right?
It's dangerous
Ofc its a snake not a cartoon snake
@@dx3406 well it depends on the snake - some snakes like king cobra and black mamba are obviously, poisonious and dangerous, but some snakes like cornsnakes and garder snakes are small and relatively harmless. (i say relatively because they can still bite you if they want, it's just that it's more of a small wound than say, a boa constrictor like the video which can leave a big wound on your hand, although they don't usually kill by biting)
I have a snake and she’s the cutest thing ever
Remember: Just because someone’s cold-blooded doesn’t mean they’re cold-blooded.
when he said she's never left with Cher unsupervised or allowed to feed her I was so relieved.
This is extreme discipline from her father being a father and an owner.
And extreme discipline from her, too.
@@MsZiomallo yup
This girl is lucky, I’d want to have a tea party with a 16-foot python, it would be a very dignified event
by the time she is 16, snake will be 160 ft 😂
@@muhammadfiras1963 It's a Reticulated Python, the longest they get is 30ish feet (the females do at least). They more commonly stay at around 15-20 though.
They look like a distinguished gentlesnek. Very distinguished.
@@ranee5019 yes
You literally have a fucking talking orange fish why do you want a python
what a smart dad, daughter and snake ❤
Dude that’s so cool that python is very well trained!
I was expecting the snake to use his tail to pick up the tea cup by the handle and take a sip lol if only eventually she trains the snake to do that that'll be epic
edit 2.2k likes? thanks! most I ever gotten!
If she trains the snake to do that she'll wind up on talk shows. :D
I was expecting the snake to wrap around her … squeezing the life out of her and eating her whole
@@dguarino1974 ?
It's not your mistake your parents failed to teach you
@@user-qh8lv6ve1y
Ummmmm
@@user-qh8lv6ve1y Should've said "it's your parents mistake"
I could see how she treat her snake gently and respectfully can make her an actually gentle and respectful person growing up!
and then kill it to make soup😋
…because the snake will react in the same “gentle and respectful” manner and reinforce her sense of righteousness?
@@avamaxbiggestsimp9457 😐😑🤫
@@avamaxbiggestsimp9457 I swear, what is wrong with you people?
Such a beautiful and gentle Python
Cher is the best Python ever
Python don't know concept of friendship : rather food and not food and they are very fluid.
Social snakes are genuinely lovely creatures. (And they feel like a massage when they move on your skin. Haha)
Love that this owner shows them in a good light. 😁
Other giant snake owners thought the same thing and were attacked and killed because something in the creatures' instincts told it to attack. Not a good/smart parent in my opinion.
’social snakes’.. goodness gracious..
@@Marge719 They will give you a nice, social massage, and squeeze the life out of you. 😅
@saxon1177 and social pet dogs kill on average around 3/5 people every month in the usa alone.they kill in seconds right in front of people. No pet constrictor has ever killed whilst supervised. Your misinformation is outrageous. 🤣😂🤣😆
@@saxon1177 Those incidents are extremely rare, especially when compared to the number of deaths caused by other domestic animals. You’re far more likely to be injured or killed by a cow, horse, or dog. If you wouldn’t mind the girl being around one of those animals, then you shouldn’t complain about this video.
I had a 16-foot albino burmese python, she was wider than this one but these happen to be the most docile of pythons. extremely docile and they seem to enjoy our body heat so they will come around you and lay on you and stuff. they're great.
Your cute can I get your Instagram please?
This is a beautiful example of how docile large snakes can be in captivity. ❤
What a beautiful snake. Even her face looks like a gentle reptile.
Good smart daddy. Actually knows his pets, like all should do. Like any humans they all get stressed, annoyed and angry. But he taught his daughter, something, which lots of parents don't do. Parents expect it, which is dumb, they only know what they see first then taught by parents. GREAT JOB 👨 DAD!
Children need to be taught not expected to know after being shown once or twice. Parenting take time and patience.
The father will never be able to unwrap the python from around his daughter in time to save her. The snake's musculature is too powerful. This nonsense about "supervised play" is so very dangerous. Even if he shoots it, the daughter may be strangled by then. And perhaps the python would have rigor mortis if dead while coiled around the girl. Again, too late. The python is able to kill the dad just as easily.
You have to wonder how the neighbors feel about this. Their home values are less than would be otherwise. In a catastrophe like a fire, flood, tornado, hurricane, gas leak. etc., this python may get loose.
@@Nancy-fm1ie Humans fear a great many things-very few of them have ever happened. There’s no reason they should be concerned about what their neighbors think either. The father has a right to raise his child as he sees fit.
@@kaydi7947 , rightfully so. only reason this python is so docile is because its been fed. yes, the father has a right to raise his child as he sees fit, unless you are in america where children are being forced fed blm, critical race theory, and transgender nonsense. child protective services wouldnt exist if that last sentence of yours was actually true. plenty of terrible parents out there. this one in the video included.
@@blqest125 exactly!!
It's like the saying 'Treat others how you want to be treated'❤
What about the saying, "Wild animals are unpredictable."
@@saxon1177facts
@@saxon1177man spitting so hard that he filled the entire continent of africa with water.
@@th3m0n72 Dark facts matter.
@saxon1177 incorrect again. This is a captive bred domesticated snake that has been bred from genaration for calm and docile snakes, just like dogs were.
All animals are unpredictable. Your knowledge is so small.
That girls gotta be brave to be playing with the one that could end her life in 5 minutes
Definitely changed my perspective
The snake is really like:
“Bruh, it’s 7 in the morning- I want a rat not a cup of tea. I’m not saying I DONT like your tea but-“
@Mr RED and the girl be like hey am off limit
snake : I don't give a f**k
...a bunny
@Mr RED I don’t think so.
lmao haha
I like how the little girl is being respectful with this beautiful creature. Good for them!
Snakes are so underrated. I'll never understand the people who can hate such precious noodles
@MikeJones50911 are you okay?
@MikeJones50911 sorry. I don't remember what ignorance I educated you on. Do remind me.
Guess you been lonely for a few days.
Very Sweet "Dad " Kind in kind :)
This has to be the most calmest and most gentle snake I've ever seen.
@Mr RED 😐
@Mr RED pics
@Mr RED 😐😐
@Mr RED Bruh what
@Mr RED bro
The respect, trust and love...mutually given is what we all should be mindful of in our interactions with animals and nature. To sum it up it's all about that energy. The animals sense it the children even more so. Especially when they are taught young before fear sets in. I love this so much as one who wasn't brought up around pets/animals but have grown with the desire to seek out opportunities to interact more with them.
This family is truly blessed!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💯💯💯
It’s never too late! Local shelters always need help. Just a thought. :)
@@Picachki 💯💯🙏🏻🙏🏻
It is most definitely NOT "all about that energy". It's about if the snake is hungry or not.
@@timmyy420 touché!
I had an albino ball python and this makes me miss him
That girl is very intelligent, she treate that snake better than most kids treats cats or other kids