dogs with color eye are they color blind?

Answer 1

ALL dogs are colorblind

Answer 2

No. Dogs with colored eyes have pigment discoloration and sometimes it is genetic, such as in wolves and australian shepherds.

Usually, they see the same way that other dogs see. They are somewhat different sighted than human beings, however, and see an array of different colors, and are not color blind, as far as in comparison to other dogs. They are, however, considered color blind compared to human beings.

Good luck.

Answer 3

We see "VIBGYOR" (Violet, Indigo, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Red)
dogs see "VIBYYYR" (Violet, Indigo, Blue, Yellow, Yellow, Yellow, and Red). The colors Green, Yellow, and Orange all look alike to dogs
So yes, dogs are collor blind (red-green)

Do not make the mistake of underestimating a dogs vission, just like they can smell 100 times better than we can, they also see better than we do.

Answer 4

If you mean, "Are dogs with blue eyes blind?" Then sometimes. They say that if your dog has a blue eye then they are blind in that eye. All you have to do is cover up the brown eye with your hand and act like you're going to punch them. (Don't do it of course) And if they flinch, then they can see. The vet told us to do it to our dog and he wasn't blind.

Answer 5

Both cats and dogs are color blind. Imagine, your pet only sees blank and white. Their world is monochrome!

Answer 6

all dogs are color blind silly

Answer 7

Yes, dogs are color blind .....

Answer 8

Dear friend, dogs cannot see color, only black and white. I guess that is why they have such a good sense of smell.

Answer 9

They are all colorblind, geeze.