... the red sweater struck Buck. Buck with bruises and limps gave up. Buck sat in that man's room until some people came and bought him. Those people were Franzois and Perrault. This is where Buck had his introduction with Spitz. From the moment Spitz met him Buck didn't like him. The dogs mush together for a long time until another set of ... people take them away. They were Mercedes, Charles, and Hal. These were the meanest owners Buck ever had. They would push them for days straight and only feed them half a fish. The dogs became weak and tired. If ... one of the dogs was to weak or tir...

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• Grade Level: High School

... food from others, dig under snow for warmth, and survive without much food. He became leader of the pack and they lost fear of Spitz, the mean dog. Francois and Perrault were angry at this. One night, Spitz and Buck fought. Spitz lost his edge and Buck threw him to the ice where the other dogs killed him. Buck fought his ... and great leadership. They over worked the tired dogs, making them slower. At night, Buck would dream of Judge Miller, killing Spitz, and his ancestors. They were sold to mercedes, Charles, and Hal, who overworked them and overfed them, and were clueless about carin...

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... home of the Millers, rips Buck out his safe life. He was sold to a man in a red sweater who struck him with a club repeatedly. Then, two men named Francois and Perrault bought him. They gave Buck his first experience with sled pulling, which he continued to experience throughout the book. The next owner of Buck was a man who drove him and ... his other teammates from tired to exhausted. Hal, Charles, and Mercedes, who had no experience with driving dogs, were Buck's second to last owners. Buck's final owner was John Thornton, a man who caught frostbite during an adventure to find ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School