The story of " Dog Monday's Vigil" by Montgomery showed some essential points that the Blythe family did respect Dog Monday's animal rights. First, the writer reveals that Dog Monday has his own personality and how everyone around him chooses to respect his choices. For example, when his owner Jem left Glen St. Mary's station to go serve in the war, dog Monday waited for him to come back and he wouldn't budge from his place unless he got his Jem back. In response to that, the family decided to build him a shelter and arranged with the local butcher to send him scrapes and bones. The story…