The most painful part for girls raising medium and large dogs is walking them: it's impossible to hold them back! Dogs can get excited around people, and even other dogs can get excited around each other. They'll even check on a tiny insect before feeling safe. When they get excited, they'll charge forward, and it's rare for a girl to be able to hold on. Losing control leads to disaster: at best, you'll be dragged a few steps; at worst, you'll fall and still be dragged a few steps. Of course, scrapes and bruises are inevitable, and there's a possibility of disfigurement...
Pet owners who regularly walk their dogs by the lake should be careful, as dogs might chase water birds. Don't ask me how I know; I need to go home and change my clothes first. One morning, a pet owner was jogging with their dog along their usual route. Everything seemed normal until the dog spotted a flock of birds in the lake...
The dog started charging towards the bird. The owner reacted quickly, grabbing the leash and pulling back, but the dog had already charged forward, and even if the owner wanted to stop, they couldn't hold on...
The owner tried to pull the dog back, but instead, the dog dragged him closer and closer to the water's edge...
Worse still, the owner had already been dragged down by the dog. With the owner successfully falling, the dog's strength increased, and it charged towards the birds in the lake. The birds, having already seen the dog, took flight in all directions...
The dog didn't stop, pulling its owner into the water... Staring blankly at the departing birds, it seemed lost and forlorn, perhaps blaming its owner for being a burden. Without her, it was certain it could catch one; if it were fast enough, it could catch the last bird...
The owner, who had been completely ignored, finally came to his senses and began to climb out of the water...
Seeing his dog still staring at the departing bird, the owner could only give an awkward smile...
I urge everyone again not to walk their dogs by the lake. Don't ask me how I know...
