This project was about testing how animals behaved or reacted to music. What got me interested in this project idea was I was sitting and playing my major scales on the piano and my cat just decided to sit down next to the piano while I was playing. When I played a minor 2nd (Jaws Theme), my cat went to go sharpen her claws which has happened more than three times in a row. I do believe animals do react or behave a certain way to music. By observing the behavior of all types of animals, I could apply techniques that I learned from this project to my future career in music therapy. I not only want to do this project for my future career in music therapy but I want to help others and that includes all sorts of creatures and humans. For this project, I completed at least 40 hours as the minimum. Not all 40 hours would be documented because of the in between clean-ups. I worked throughout my fall and spring semesters and a little bit over the summer too. Part of my hours was spent observing animal behavior to music from all types of music periods such as the Classical, Pop, Country, and Rap. I couldn't do the other genres I listed in my previous abstract because of the time and availability of the rooms. The other part of my hours were spent interviewing professors and other professionals in the field of biology, psychology, and animal behavior. I also interviewed a person who owned the dog I tested on. Sometimes, the interview was just an exchange of conversation with a professor through an animal about the animal. I used non-domestic and domestic animals for my project. I documented my work with  pictures and recorded everything I did for my project. I said I would use Google Drive but I was having problems with Google Drive. Over the summer, I spent converting my videos into mp4's so it can load onto Youtube. I'm still loading onto Youtube but more videos will be uploaded as I find more of the videos. I also followed the rules of the IACUC (Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee).