Some pets dance around, jump up and down and get over-excited just like humans.
A new study has found half of pets display excited behaviour when certain music genres are played.
33% of dogs barked when they heard rock music, while 30% of cat owners reported their furry friend liked classical music.
The research also found 40% of hamsters enjoyed rap beats.
The Irish Daily Star reports a spokesperson for record label Downes Music, who conducted the survey, said some pets dance around, jump up and down and get over-excited just like humans.
Des Groome, from Groome Vets, has been speaking with Will Faulkner on Midlands Today and says he isn't surprised by the findings:
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