As it turns out, red is a rather difficult color for dogs to see. And everything seems... muted (as you can see below).
Sources:
Psychology Today
Dr. Sophia Yin
May 3, 2013
The World Seen Through a Dog's Eyes
So turns out dogs don't see the world in black and white. It's more like browns and blues (and some grey)... I wonder how they'd react if all of a sudden they could see... reds, for example. Or greens...
As it turns out, red is a rather difficult color for dogs to see. And everything seems... muted (as you can see below).
Sources:
Psychology Today
Dr. Sophia Yin
As it turns out, red is a rather difficult color for dogs to see. And everything seems... muted (as you can see below).
Sources:
Psychology Today
Dr. Sophia Yin
So turns out dogs don't see the world in black and white. It's more like browns and blues (and some grey)... I wonder how they'd react if all of a sudden they could see. www.flexpetz.com
ReplyDeleteMaybe they'd be as amazed as the kid who first heard his mother's voice after getting implants? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDD7Ohs5tAk)
ReplyDeleteOr they'd go completely bonkers and run all over the place!