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Ndaangò has a beloved dog named Max, who accompanies him to the farm every week. The farm is situated near a forest inhabited by various wild animals, and Max is adept at catching creatures such as monkeys, squirrels, deer, porcupines, rock badgers, and birds. During rest days, Ndaangò enjoys playing with Max in their compound. Max is fiercely loyal and protective, ensuring no strangers enter the compound in Ndaangò's absence. However, one day, Max unexpectedly runs out of the compound and down the dusty road without Ndaangò noticing. Ndaangò searches for Max, calling his name, but Max does not return, leaving Ndaangò feeling deeply saddened by his dog's disappearance. The narrative highlights the strong bond between Ndaangò and Max, and the emotional impact of losing a cherished pet.","The lost Dog  \nBasic English  \nThe lost Dog  \nBongnjioh Daniel  \nBasic English United States  \nCopyright © 2025, CABTAL-006234-1167  \nNeeds Copyright  \n[http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nIn a village far from Bamenda known as Oku, lives a hardworking boy. His name is Ndaangò . Ndaangò has a dog called Max .  \nNdaangò loves Max . Max follows Ndaangò to the farm every week. The farm is close to the forest, home to many wild animals .  \nMax caught an animal each time they went to the farm . Max caught animals like; monkey, squirrel, deer, porcupines, rock badger wild and birds .  \nNdaangò plays with Max in the compound on resting days . 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