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Contrary to popular belief, dogs don’t live in a black-and-white world. 🎨🐾 They see in shades of blue, yellow, and gray—thanks to having just two color receptors instead of three, like humans.
While they miss out on the full rainbow, dogs compensate with exceptional motion detection, night vision, and a much wider peripheral range. Their eyes weren’t built for sunsets—they were built for spotting movement in the grass or across the yard. 🌙🏃‍♂️
So next time your dog ignores the red ball in favor of the blue one, don’t be surprised—it’s science, not sass. Knowing what they actually see can help you choose better toys and design a more enriching environment.
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Source: American Kennel Club – Canine Vision Research
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