Big dogs are very heavy and can easily hurt their owners if they are not controlled.
A Philippine owner was recently accidentally injured by a pine lion dog in his home. He was lying on the bed watching television, and Moose wanted to jump to the bed, as before, so that the master could feel it.

However, after Moose jumped up, a tumble lost balance and hit the master in the eye and screamed. The master was immediately taken to a nearby hospital, and the cornea was hit by one layer. Fortunately, the wound was not too deep to blind the master.
After the master had taken care of it, he opened the door and found that Moose had not been found and called before he found it hiding under the bed and afraid to come out. Moose probably knew he was in trouble and wouldn't dare face the master.
Eventually, the master sat on the floor and whispered his name, and it slowly came out of the bed, feeling guilty and putting his head on the master's knee, fearing again to harm him.
Moose sleeps in high demand and sleeps all the time, but it comes in every hour to see the owner. Because of the accident, Moose became a very sticky person, and this is a special opportunity.
The master's condition is getting better, although it's still blurry. He knew that dogs could sense human suffering and that Moose was in a bad mood during that time, but the master wanted him to know that he was not blaming it. It was an accident.
Pine lions, although they look cute, are also over 60 pounds of big dogs, and they even see that some of the owners have 80 pounds, which is not at all "smuggling" at all, and that control is not easy to harm.
It should be less common to feel that the dog hit the cornea, but the dog owner's discussion was still such an accident. In fact, there are various kinds of accidents, such as tripping a dog to do surgery, pulling the owner from an electric car, smashing a phone with a dog...
It's not easy to have a big dog. If you don't teach yourself when you're a kid, you can't pull it. Don't tell me some of the ladies aren't fat enough to walk around. If you don't think about it well, you don't want to have a big dog, and you may leave each day between happiness and pain.