So what your saying is, we should treat snakes like dogs and have the same expectations? Sure sounds like your saying that.

Snakes should be in a secure cage, more so dangerous ones. They can't be trained, shouldn't be expected to behave, and should always be given the upmost respect in concerns to them being wild and ultimately unpredictable.

Dogs are trainable and allowed to live with humans. They are expected to behave and not harm anyone. We shower them with affection and truly view them as companions and members of the family.

Do you see the differences?

Utlimately, snakes are not companion animals, aren't "played with" and don't share our living space as their home like domestic animals. The animals behavior can be dealt with by the experienced people qualified and willing to do so.

No, this animal is NOT for everyone, so why should we expect to judge it as such? it's not a dog, it's not allowed to roam with us, it's not being let loose. Where does the aggressive behavior of the snake REALLY come into play?

Whoever takes on the snake will know full well what to expect, and more than likely know how to handle it. This snake sounds to me like any wild caught large specimen. Yet, someone managed to "deal" with them now didn't they?