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    experiences competing in The Iditarod Trail Dog Sled Race held in Nome, Alaska. The Iditarod race is enduringly intense, affecting the participants both mentally and physically. Throughout the race, participants may feel sleep-deprived and experience hallucinations worse than an ordinary nightmare. On the day that Paulsen competes, he is one of the seventy-three mushers who finishes number forty-two. By the end of Woodsong, Paulsen has become a student of himself, the dogs, and the experience.…

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    Call Of The Wild Essay

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    write a report about was The Call of The Wild written by Jack London. My passion for dogs motivated me to read this American classic. I have two dogs—a Chihuahua and a Golden Retriever. Therefore, I thought it would be interesting to read a book about dogs. The story shows the perspective of the main character, who is a dog named Buck. In addition, I thought I could learn some things about the behavior of dogs and the way they think. Also, another reason I chose this book was because I…

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    THE POWER OF INSTINCT The Call of the Wild a dog story, Buck a splendid California ranch dog. He was stolen and sold into Alaska, to become a sled-dog in the gold rush. “In the primitive” he quickly learns “the law of club and fang” jerked from the heart of civilization and flung into the heart of things primordial. His first experience on the Alaskan coast brings home the nature of the eternal struggle. A friendly dog was knocked down in a fight and instantly “she was buried screaming with…

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    tumbled when we hit a bump. We let go of the sled when it hit the ramp and we flew through the air with no protection and we would hit the snow beneath us. I skidded towards the lake and dug my boots into the snow pushing against my feet. I continuously climbed to the top of the hill over and over again. Messay skidded down the hill on the bowl sled. I had two sleds. One was dad's when he was a child which was a classic sled and then I had a metal bowl sled along with a very slippery boogie…

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    “I care not much for a man's religion whose dog and cat are not the better for it.” Abraham Lincoln Located at the end of County Line Road, near Alfalfa, Oregon, the large sign at the entrance served as a notice that I was entering the Oregon Badlands Wilderness. Exploring the wilderness areas in Central Oregon and absorbing the seclusion they offer is invigorating. Beyond the dirt parking lot at the trailhead a gravel road continued into the federally protected wilderness area. Designated…

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    are some about how things can turn very quickly, where you are and where you should be may not always be where you were born and raised. In the story, the dog named Buck lived in the south with a nice family, and it was a nice life. But, then a servant smuggled him out, sold him to a few people, who brought it to their boss, who sold him to dog sled people. Then, he had to learn to adjust to the Alaskan weather and…

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    Paulsen’s own story about when he entered the 1,180 mile Alaskan sled dog race called the Iditarod. Gary Paulsen’s book is the true story of when Paulsen rode in the Iditarod for the first time. Paulsen often rode with his dogs before, but he had no experience racing them. When he had just entered the Iditarod, he had no idea what he was in for. Paulson explains how he was definitely not ready for what laid ahead, “I had at most run a dog team 150 or so miles over a four-day period, wandering…

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    noticed something more wild about Buck/ killed by the Yeehats 3. François: Sled leader/likes Buck/ worked for canadian government/ partners with Perrault/sold Buck and the team to a scottish man who delivered mail 4. Hal:mercedes brother/ carries all the weapons/ beats the dogs for no reasons/ beat Buck and was stopped by a man named John Thorton/ Fell into the ice as they were riding off 5. Dave: dog that is apart of the sled…

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    Balto My Hero

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    My hero is a dog named Balto. He is my hero because he was brave, smart, courageous and never lost hope even when things seemed impossible. Some people might be surprised when I say that a dog is my hero, but it is true. And in my mind he was just as or even more of a hero than a person. In 1925 there was a deadly Virus going around that was attacking children. The only place that had the medicine to cure this virus was nearly 1000 miles away from where the virus was. (nome alaska) The…

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    from a typical pampered house dog, then transforming to a vicious Iditarod sled dog was his call of the wild. Events such as the killing of Spitz, taking responsibility of being an Alpha pack leader and also evolving from a typical Saint Bernard/ Scotch shepherd dog mix to an Iditarod sled dog was the definition of change. In the beginning of the story Buck was a sweet dog that only knew how to be a house dog, until he got taken out of his comfort zone to become a sled dog. He joined the pack…

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