\"It was a snowy, cold, and busy evening in the North Pole. I waswalking around Santa's toy factory smelling everything while lookingfor any sign of fire. My job as a black-and-white spotted Dalmatianfire dog was to find fires in any size building, large or small, on Santa'svast property. The land that Santa's toy factory sat on was four mountains squareand snow covered. Large green-and-red windmills spun madly on its steepmountain peaks making electricity for the whole North Pole village to enjoy. Santa's house looked like an old English farmhouse with walls madeof large gray stones two foot thick. Five beautiful hand-carved ivorypillars held up the strong slate-covered front porch roof. Santa's housewas stone while the other buildings on the property were made of straw, mud, and snow.\" | Bruce the Fire Dog s Christmas by Buck Boylan, Paperback | Indigo Chapters