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Narrator: There are over 32 million dogs in this country today.

The scene shows a family leaving their Border Collie mix in the countryside. They drove away as the dog barked so loud, but they didn't came back. The abandoned dog began whimpering, unaware that a pack of stray dogs watched the scene.

Narrator: A flesh eating mammal. They have been kept in domesticated state by man since prehistoric times.

The scene where the dogs approached the now abandoned dog as they started to comfort him the best the pack could.

Narrator: When abandoned by man, left to fend for themselves. And debrided of food.

The scene where the dogs watched as their alpha, a large mongrel accepted the abandoned pet who whimpered and lowers in submission and the alpha licked his nose and allowing the former pet into the pack and lies down beside him and the other dogs accepted him with open paws.

Narrator: They will result to the most primitive means of survival.

The scene shows where Lincoln and Ronnie Anne were enjoying their time together while walking their Rottweiler Amber. Suddenly, Amber sees something that made her growl, causing her owners to see what she was growling at.

Coming out of the bushes, a large Bull Terrier-Doberman mix started growling at them. Lincoln grabs a wood, the dog bared its teeth at him menacingly and then ran back to the bushes.

Narrator: Given no other choice, they form the pack.

The scene shows the dogs were growling at Chandler menacingly before they attacked him.

Narrator: The pack will do what it needs to survive.

The scene shows Lincoln, Ronnie Anne with some of their friends and families inside the cabin.

Lincoln: Most of those dogs were just tourists' pets until a few weeks ago.

Narrator: The old man was the first to feel it.

As McDuncan was ready to take his gun back to the locker, the large Mongrel itself appeared in front of his window, growling at him menacingly, spooking him.

Narrator: Then Sam saw it.

The scene shows Sam Sharp running through the forest, the dogs were chasing after her. Then she gets cornered by the edges of the rocks. Then she gets attacked by the dogs who began mauling her with her screams echoing in the woods.

Narrator: They must defend themselves against the wild dogs.

Scene cuts to Lynn Sr, Rita, Maria with one of the farmers Travis as they were talking.

Lynn Sr: "Did the other farmers kill that dog?"

Travis: "One of them."

Maria's eyes widened in shock.

Maria: "Are you saying there's more than one?"

Narrator: Then Ronnie Anne and the Changs came face to face with it.

The scene shows Ronnie Anne, Sid and her sister Adelaide sees the mongrel killing a sheep, then the dog noticed them.

Ronnie Anne: "Hey, you mutt! Get out of here!"

The dog stood its ground and started growling and snarling at them menacingly, soon more dogs appeared behind the large dog, forcing Ronnie Anne, Sid and Adelaide to run and they quickly went inside the car as the dogs surrounded the car and tried to attack the group.

Narrator: Last year they were pets, now they are predators.

The scene shows where the Louds and their friends were besieged by the dogs as they attacked their cabin.

Narrator: The right move, they need survival. While each moment brings them closer to death8.

The scene shows where Lincoln uses a baseball bat and uses it when the mongrel tries to bite his neck, but Amber quickly rushed to her master's aid and she wrestled the dog away from her master.

The Rottweiler quickly latched her jaws onto the larger dog's neck as they fought against each other violently. Blooded and injured, the determined Amber stood her ground against the Mongrel, growling and snarling as the Mongrel growled back at her.

The Pack

Narrator: They're not pets anymore.