The statement is false. In The Call of the Wild, Buck does save John Thornton from drowning, but it was not easy for him. Buck had to summon all of his strength and courage to pull Thornton out of a dangerous river.
False. In The Call of the Wild by Jack London, Buck does save John Thornton from drowning, but it is not solely due to his valor and strength. Buck's rescue is a result of his heightened instincts and adaptation to the harsh environment. To get the accurate answer to this question, one can read the book or review summaries and critiques of the novel. Literature analysis websites or forums could also provide insights into this specific event in the story.
