Can dogs see in color? In short, yes! But, unlike their human companions, they don’t see the rainbow and every shade of ROYGBIV in between.
A dog’s eyes can process only two colors: blue and yellow. And varying shades of gray, of course.
While we used to believe that dogs only saw in black and white, we now know that that’s not the case.
But why? Here's Hannah Gilman from Rover.com to answer some of the most-asked questions about dog eyesight, from whether dogs have night vision to if they have the visual acuity to read.
Check it out on the next page!
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