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Animal Behaviour The genotype, physiological state, previous experiences and its external environment influence the animal's behaviour. Types of Behaviour 1. Normal Normal behaviour for a dog is for it to be happy to socialise with new dogs and humans. The dog should not growl or snarl at humans as they should be seen as part of the dog pack. A well-behaved dog should always allow humans to take food or toys away without any protest. It should watch and learn how to fit into a new environment. And it should have been trained to respond to some of the basic commands for example sit, stay, fetch. 2. Hyperactive This usually occurs in young dogs generally from the age of 9 months to 18 months. When they are this age they find it very difficult to sit still and do as it is told. It is constantly trying to find something to do. However it may not just...

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