Jack London By Daniel Rebock, Abby Laramie, Andrew Latessa and Justin Newberry Suspense/Non Suspense.

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Jack London By Daniel Rebock, Abby Laramie, Andrew Latessa and Justin Newberry Suspense/Non Suspense

This is Buck’ s old home before he was abducted by Manuel and then sold to the man in the red sweater.

Perrault and Francois bought Buck from the man in the red sweater and turned him into a strong ferocious pulling dog.

One night when the team was hunting a rabbit Buck and Spitz got into a tussle. Buck kept on trying to bite Spitz but he blocked all of buck’s attacks. Until Buck broke both of Spitz Hein legs and killed him.

Hal did not know how to take care of the dogs and Mercedes complained way to much.

After John Thornton saved Buck from Hal he won John Thornton two thousand dollars after pulling a one thousand pound load.

Buck killed all of the Indians and ran away with a pack of wolves.