The Cruelness Of The Dog In St. Bernard's Into The Wild

Buck was determined to kill Spitz. While pursuing that mission, though, he not only risked his life, but the teamwork of the other dogs. “It was to the death,” (London 31). This text shows how Buck risked his life because the fight between him and Spitz was “to the death”. “With the covert mutiny of Buck, a general insubordination sprang up and increased,” (London 28). This text shows how Buck risked his teamwork with the other dogs because Spitz and him were always fighting.

They had a lot of gold that was up North that they wanted. They had got the gold and Thornton uses his 1,600 that Buck just won to set up a expedition . Buck had made a friend and she was a wolf and almost takes off for the wild. It seem like they was really meant for each other because they really not any evil animals they friendly and loveable so they will be great friends. Buck had attacked a bear and he had killed the bear at that. I feel like that’s good and kind of bad because, Buck is a dog and he killed a bear. Another thing is that he protected himself from the bear. He kind realized how fun it was killing things, which makes him chafe against the pleasant domesticity of his life with Thornton. Buck had really starting to treat himself

Before entering the wild, Buck lived a comfortable life as a domestic family dog. He ruled over his land and carried a great amount of pride. It

As Buck rushed into the clearing, he saw the Yeehat Indians dancing around the chief who was about to kill John and his friends. Buck jumped on the chief and ripped open his throat. As the rest of the Indians scattered into the forest, Buck ran to John Thornton and licks his face. John is more than happy to see him and cries happy tears while hugging and petting Buck. “You are such a good dog. You saved my life! ” After that, they go back to the camp and stay there for a few days. On the fifth day of being at the camp, while john is sleeping, Buck goes off into the woods. He starts running and sees the wolf he was walking with once. They run together for a while, and while they' re running, Buck feels the call of the wild stronger than ever.

Honoring John, and making him proud. This chapter is the heartwarming section of a touching story about surviving, and beating the odds. Buck has had to learn an abundant amount of lessons as a sled dog, including the lesson of the lash, the cold, near-starvation, and cruelty. Chapter six teaches Buck the power of love and loyalty. Brightening a dark story, the chapter adds happiness which gives you hope that everything will be okay in the end.

They are putting together a team of dogs to reach the gold rush. After countless days of toil, the dogs are malnourished and weak. They reached John Thornton's camp, and Buck incapable to continue, is beaten and whipped by Hal to get up. John Thornton, unable to witness Bucks agony, stood over Buck, “If you strike that dog again, I’ll kill you,”(41). With intimidation and anger, he claimed buck as his own. Buck grew affection to John Thornton and hardly leaves his side. While staying at camp, Buck is hearing a call in the forest and wanders out and embraces his instincts and wild tendencies, watching out for himself and killing for his own food. Buck meets a wolf and they befriend each other, but he has John awaiting at camp and returns. Buck still goes out and seeks for the wolf from time to

Since the main character is a dog the book is sometimes mistaken for a children's literature book. Even though it has a semi-dark and scary tone. As I mentioned before Buck is stolen from his home in the southland and brought to a team of mushing dogs. The surroundings are completely different and he is

. Originally Buck was a house/outdoor dog that got whatever he wanted whenever. Buck was basically spoiled he had it good with the Judge Miller. Than one day Buck get tooken from Judge miller house than was sold to people in alaska. The person that stole Bike was a assitance to Judge Miller. When Buke got taken away he runs into many problems like being low on food low on rest. Buck it a really intelligent dog that could find his ways to fix his problems by trial

Dogs were wanted for hauling heavy loads of excavated mines out of the way of the workers. Like Buck, the dogs were beaten, starved, and treated as if they were machines. On the bright side, due to the harsh treatment, Buck developed. He swiftly found out what pleases the workers to keep them from lynching, and starving him. Slightly, this worked but not nearly enough for Buck to continue to live in these conditions.

Buck’s owner had died and he visited the sight of his death before living on as a wolf, “but every year he returns to the place Thornton died, to mourn his master before returning to his life in the wild”. Everyone has lost someone in their lives. It’s just a part of life, just how Buck treats it like a real human being, but then goes back to his life as a wolf. Buck also overcomes the adversity of the abusive owners. Buck tries to fight the owners off but gets suffocated,”Then the rope tightened mercilessly, while Buck struggled in a fury, his tongue lolling out of his mouth”. Buck is overcoming the harsh and abusive conditions of these owners. We go through times in our lives that are tough like Buck. Some say that the abusive manner towards the dogs is too much. But, it shows how much Buck has changed through the book, how he has become stronger, and how we treat dogs

In the story The Call of the Wild, a dog named Buck gets taken by his owners gardener and gets sold to a gold miner in the Yukon where at home his was the leader and ruler,

The dogs proceeded with caution when making friends with one another, often feeling defensive and on edge about their relationships. Buck does eventually become friendly with the other dogs, but the theme takes a more interesting turn in Buck’s budding friendship with a wolf. It adds to the turmoil over his decision of whether to stay with Thornton or leave for the wild. Friendship is also used symbolically, Buck is drawn to a single lone wolf represents his larger desire to be a part of the natural world. Some of the themes do remain the same throughout the story but some also change throughout as

London portrays animal behavior as animals being able to adapt to their environment. Buck showed different emotions during the story. All of these emotions are being triggered by all the different adaptations. Buck and the other dogs were able to show how London portrayed animal behavior as they had to adapt to the different type of environments they are put in and all the challenges they had to

After Buck had been pulled from living the sunny dream life everyone wishes for, his whole world was tipped upside down. This is not even fair to a murder who killed four people. Buck was just an innocent dog. It felt like all of the chapters

The final part of the theme the idea of riches to rags. In the beginning of the book Buck is a rich and well respected Judges’ dog. He was brought up to be regal, respectful, polite, and kind of a high class man’s dog. But as the book continues, he is thrown into the unforgiving wilderness and is forced to reject all his old mannerisms and sense of right and wrong, and learn the harsh ways of the wild, under the law of the club and fang. The author even throws in a blatant homage, to the riches to rags ideal, with the part of the story where Francois makes Buck his own little booties from his moccasins.