because buck wants to undermine spitz authority.
Spitz tried to provoke Buck into a fight to assert his dominance and maintain his position as the lead dog in the pack. Spitz viewed Buck as a threat due to his growing strength and capabilities, which could undermine his authority. By challenging Buck, Spitz aimed to establish fear and control among the other dogs, ensuring that he remained the top dog in their harsh environment. Ultimately, this behavior reflects the brutal law of the wild where power dynamics are constantly contested.
Because both wanted to be leader. It's a fight for leadership.
Buck kills/killed Spitz.
because spitz picked on him constantly.later buck killed spitz.
if you are talking about call of the wild, spitz is aggressive and buck shows that in the end when he kills spitz
buck's killing spitz.
Spitz did not get along with Buck because both Spitz and Buck were leaders. Each of the dogs wanted to be the leader of the pack and of the sled team.
In Chapter 3 of "The Call of the Wild," Buck and Spitz fight primarily due to a clash over leadership and dominance within the dog sled team. Spitz, the established leader, sees Buck's growing strength and confidence as a threat to his authority. Their rivalry escalates when Buck challenges Spitz's position, culminating in a brutal confrontation that signifies Buck's determination to assert himself and take control of the team. Ultimately, this conflict underscores the themes of survival and the struggle for power in the harsh environment of the Yukon.
Francois & Perrault discovers that spitz is missing and the signs of battle on buck's body are the proof that the inevitable battle between buck and spitz has occured and that buck is the winner.
Buck was driven to attack Spitz due to a culmination of frustration, rivalry, and the need to assert his dominance. Spitz had consistently challenged Buck's position in the pack, displaying aggression and undermining his authority. The final confrontation was triggered by a moment of provocation when Spitz attacked Buck, prompting Buck to retaliate and ultimately take control as the lead dog. This act was not just a personal victory but also a necessary step for Buck's survival and adaptation in the harsh environment of the Yukon.
He is a dog that was Buck's enemy. The leader of the pack.
They fight and eventually Spitz dies.