They can see color
Contrary to popular belief, dogs see more than 50 shades of gray. In fact, they can see many of the same colors humans can. “Dogs can actually see color,” says Devine. “But it tends to be in shades of blue and yellow because they lack the red and green cones, which are color receptors in the retina.” This might also explain why, as any dog owner can attest, pups like yellow toys more than red ones.
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From 35 years off loving and grateful dog ownership, I have observed and appreciated many of these remarkable abilities. Wish some of my two-legged acquaintances showed comparable skills and abilities. Have a happy!!!!
Ha! Right??!! Have a happy too!
This is great information. I would like to have a printed copy of theses things to remember and see what my dog can do.