Is this behavior hormonal?

[Haydenb]

Ok so I have an almost 1 year old female gcc and me & some of my other family members will wag our pointer finger up and down & say dance to have her bob her head up and down really fast & say "dance dance"
It's really cute but I've heard it's a hormonal thing but she did that within a week or so of me getting her when she was a couple months old & she does it whenever she's energetic & someone she likes does the dance dance finger wag thing so I wanna get you guy's input on it.

 

[Wardy]

My Mojo loves to dance and her head does bob but its not hormonal its her dancing.
We dont wag our fingers but ask her if shes dancing when music is playing. If we play i feel love by Donna Summer she dances without any encouragement.
Head bobbing can be a hormonal behaviour but can also mean i am a very happy bird and enjoying life.

 

[Sparkles!]

If we play i feel love by Donna Summer she dances without any encouragement.

And I’m stuck with the Pineapple who gets her grove on to Eminem!
She’s not a football fan, but man that halftime show had her a dancing like nobody was watching!!

 

[Mizzely]

Koopa used to do this too, was not hormonal.

Her favorites were Macklemore: Thrift Shop and Skrillex: Roll N Roll (Take Me to the Mountain)

 

[Wardy]

Mojo listening to the lighthouse family on the radio.

http://instagr.am/p/CVFtvTIgLqA/

 

[taxidermynerd]

Jade will nod her head if I tap my fingers on something or nod my head. I think she's just having fun.

 

[Momof3litt]

Head bobbing with mouth closed is fine (although it can be a sign of aggression). Head bobbing with mouth open and wings slightly spread is a baby or hormonal behavior. As a baby, they are asking for food, as an adult they are asking a mate to regurgitate for them or they are regurgitating. My GCC still does it if you wag a finger in front of him - we try to avoid provoking it and distracting him if he starts.