Dogs or any other animals in general can’t talk in human language so we have to adapt in order to coexist with them. In Dog Monday’s Vigil, there’s a few examples of how humans and animals communicate with each other through Monday’s character. First, we interpret body language. “He wagged his tail to show he held no hard feelings, but no blandishments availed to move him.” (Montgomery 635). We associate wagging tail with a dog’s mood, usually when happy or excited to play. With Monday, even though he’s being like a stubborn kid not wanting to go home, he wags his tail to tell them he really…