T4+Kaha+response

In the short story Kaha by Linda Chatterton an interesting character was Kaha.

Kaha was a mean dog and liked to stir up trouble, i know this because he got kicked out of the pub for picking on a cow cocky. Kaha had a pair of the "evilest eyes you've ever seen," I know he was mean looking by the character description in the story. He would sit on the side of the street and glare at people passing down the road. He was a stirrer and got in many fights because of this and was often taken home by his owner battered and bruised. He didn't care for any of this, he was a tough dog so he was able to cope with pain.

Kaha didn't really care for anyone or anything. I know this because he would pick fights with any dog human or any other animal. Sea food was Kaha's favorite food by far, he would scoff down any amount of sea food, mussels, pipis, eels, anything. One time he ate too much sea food and spew up all over his owners floor. Most people would think that he would give up sea food for life but not Kaha, the next day he was out there fishing just like any other day. For me this shows that he doesn't give a stuff about his health and obviously his owners floor. It also says in the text "Someone threatened to shoot Kaha once. Said there was no room for 'his sort' around here. But Kaha didn't give a stuff. Nothing fazed him."

Kaha was the type of dog that would work for himself, I know this because he would do the sale yard run and helped out on the farm to earn his keep. Kaha could be a bad dog but deep down he is a good dog, like concluded in the story.

Although there is a lot of bad things about Kaha, he still was a good dog deep down. I know this because he would sit down and listen to his owners story's about "growing up on the Kiapara." So in conclusion, I think Kaha was quite a character to remember.