The Lost Dog Trev

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The Lost Dog
Made by Andrew, Lohman, and Trev Andrew, Trev, and Lohman were in the army. Trev was in WWII. Trev lost his leg because in the war. Andrew and Trev went back to Los Angeles, California. They are at the army base testing weapons.
Loman said, "Look at the dog pen!" Trev said, "Why?" Andrew and Trev looked at the dog pen. Lohman said, "The dog are gone". Trev said, "I wonder where they are?" Lohman said, "I hope they are somewhere safe." Lohman , Andrew , Trev and the other soldiers were mad because the other dogs were in danger. One of the dogs was coming back to get help.
The dogs were in the worst place ever! They were at the wolves' mother's place in the forest. The dogs were in a fight with the wolves. So the soldiers were

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