He is a callow 19/20 -year-old with a revolver

He is a middle-aged man with a mustache - which hides his dropping lip.

He is an experienced dog who primarily eats and sleeps. He just wants to be left alone.

He is a good-natured 1/2 bloodhound, 1/2 deerhound at Thornton's camp.

He is the angry one. He is blind in one eye and wants to be left alone.

This character is very prissy and lets their selfishness get in the way of good dog ownership.

This is Buck's original owner.

This character was also known the the "dog breaker."

This dog owner continually beats their dogs into submission.

This owner purchased Buck from the "dog breaker."

Incapable of being touched.

One who is new at something.

To feel or act superior.

One who wastes time; avoid work by feigning illness.

To do or say something with evil intention.

He is the author of "The Call of the Wild."

"The Call of the Wild" is told in this point of view.

This is the historical event "The Call of the Wild" is based upon.

Buck becomes lead dog for his first Northland owners after he does this.

"He was beaten (he knew that); but he was not ________."

He is an evil-tempered man who is attacked by Buck after he hits John Thornton.

This character is an Irish Setter at Thornton's camp who tends to Buck's injuries.

This character saves Buck from being killed when he refuses to pull a sled into forthcoming doom.

This character is a treacherously friendly underhanded/pawed white dog.

This character is a good natured Newfoundland purchased by Perrault.

This is Bucks most significant transformation within the novel, "The Call of the Wild."