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Challenge of the Yukon: The Shepherd Dog
Challenge of the Yukon · December 27, 1947 · 28 min · 4,849 words
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He is the challenge of the Yukon. It's King, swiftest and strongest lead dog of the North Country, blazing the trail for Sergeant Preston, of the Northwest Motor Police, in his relentless pursuit of lawbreakers and kings!
Goals, gold, discovered in the Yukon, a stampede to the Klondike in the greedy race porridges, Now back to the days of the Gold Rush, when Sergeant Preston and his Wonder Dog King battled through storm and snow to preserve Law and Order, as they met the challenge of the Yukon.
Darkness was falling as Sergeant Preston drove his dog team along the trail to Dawson City. Suddenly King, the Mounties Great Leap Dog, slowed down, and his ears pricked forward as he raised his head and looked to the left through the trees.
What's wrong, King? Bush, we've no time to stop! Hello, hello, honey! What's wrong, King? What's the dog? Sounds like he's in trouble. Stay here, King. Stay with the team. Well, hello there. What's wrong? Oh, your foot's caught in the trap.
Steady, well, boy. We'll have it out in just a minute. Steady there. No. That's us. That's a bad cut. cut. I'll have to tell you on my sled fella you're going to be a bastard.
Yeah. I'll carry you over to the sleigh. Sergeant Preston with the old dog on his sled drove toward Dawson. As he approached the town he saw lights in the small cabin of Father McLean who lived next to the mission on the outskirts of the community. He halted his team. Good evening Father McLean.
Well I had a little sergeant. Come in. Come in. Father, I have a dog on my sled. He was caught in a trap. This foot's badly injured, and I don't want to let him suffer any longer than necessary.
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