Warning: Don’t Give Animals Xanex and Wine

As everyone had heard and or saw, some months back a pet Chimp named Travis, who was the star of Gap and other TV commercials attacked a woman and basically proceeded to rip her face off, bite off her hands and basically demolish all chances of a normal life. What can we learn from another situation of having wild animals as pets? First of all, do not pick one that has the strength of ten grown men and weighs upwards of 200 lbs, this is not a positive statistic for your new friend to have. Secondly, do not feed an animal that has such strength a high protein diet of red meat while also giving it wine and anti anxiety medicine. The results have proven to be an extremely bad day for the un-fortunate friend that tries to help restrain the animal. Chimps are aggressive and extremely strong animals, they are obviously intelligent and funny enough, are much smarter then those individuals who own them….history has shown. Funny how it seems in order to own such an animal, you must have below normal intelligence. Another personal favorite of mine are the people who own the 14 foot python that ends up suffocating their young child or infant. Again, a sad situation for the child…as for the parents….nice choice on a pet. An animal that kills by suffocation and has the brain the size of a skittle is not something I would want 14 feet away from my kid with nothing but chicken wire and Velcro holding it back. Wake up people