Answer: White Fang starts with two men who are out in the wilds of the north with their dogs. The dogs are lured away by a she-wolf and eaten. One of the men, Bill, uses a gun to try and save the rest of the dogs, but he too is eaten. Only two dogs and the other man, Henry, remain. They are saved when another group shows up. The she-wolf, called Kiche, moves on as the famine demands that she continue to look for food. She mates with one of the wolves in the pack, One-Eye, and has a litter of pups, but only one survives after several famines hit the pack. His name is White Fang. The she-wolf is actually half-dog and half-wolf and is "owned" by an Indian named Gray Beaver in one of the villages. He sells her to another Indian but keeps White Fang. White Fang is bullied by the other dogs in the village and one, called Lip-Lip, is especially mean and even savagely attacks him. White Fang is forced to become more and more vicious, and Gray Beaver encourages this behavior. He then goes to Fort Yukon and sells White Fang to Beauty Smith, who is a terrible man. Smith abuses him and uses White Fang in the dogfighting ring to make money. Until one day White Fang is badly injured by a bulldog. A kind man, named Weedon Scott, saves White Fang and takes him back to California with him. Scott shows White Fang nothing but love, kindness, and patience. Eventually, White Fang comes to love Scott and his family and would do anything to protect them. Matt, the musher and a friend of Scott, feeds White Fang and works him on the sled every day. One day, the criminal Jim Hall escapes from a nearby prison and tries to attack Scott's father (Judge Scott). White Fang saves him, and the family is overjoyed. White Fang continues to live out his life full of happiness with Scott's family, and even has pups with Collie, Scott's other dog.
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