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Much that was astonishing was told of the dogs in the Panhandle and along the Kootenai River, tales of rescues, tricks, feats of supercanine intelligence and humanlike understanding. As his last job for that year, Grainier agreed to transport a man from Meadow Creek to Bonners who'd actually been shot by his own dog.
— Oct 31, 2026 01:24AM
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Max
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"Howling, are you?" the Indian said. "There it is for you, then. That's what happens, that's what they say: There's not a wolf alive that can't tame a man."
— Oct 31, 2026 01:13AM
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Max
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Nothing from the pup. But often, thereafter, when Grainier heard the wolves at dusk, he laid his head back and howled for all he was worth, because it did him good. It flushed out something heavy that tended to collect in his heart, and after an evening's Program with his choir of British Columbian wolves he felt warm and buoyant.
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”Might be you’ve got yourself some dog-of-wolf. Might be you’ve started your own pack, Robert.”
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He told her he would pay an extra nickel to bring her aboard the train a dozen miles into Bonners Ferry. But this must not have suited her. On the day he gathered his few things to hike down to the platform at Meadow Creek, the little red dog was nowhere to be found, and he left without her.
— Oct 31, 2026 12:51AM
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