Dear student,

Animal behaviorists are professionals who study the relationship of animals to their physical environment and other animals.Animal behaviorists come from different academic backgrounds including zoology or ethology, biology, psychology, and veterinary medicine and can work in a variety of settings including labs and private residences.If you are considering pursuing a career as an animal behaviorist, you will likely need extensive academic training and practical experience. But by seriously considering this path, meeting academic and professional requirements, you can have a rewarding career as an animal behaviorist!

So accordingly ,

Finish your Bachelor's degree. You will need to finish your Bachelor's degree to pursue a graduate degree or career as an animal behaviorist. Take courses specific to a major in animal behavior or get a degree in a related field such as biology, zoology, psychology, neural sciences, or anthropology.

All the best for your future.