Dogs, our furry companions, have a unique perspective on the world, and it’s not just because they wag their tails instead of shaking hands. These four-legged friends perceive colours and the world through a visual system that’s fundamentally different from our own.
While dogs can’t be considered true colour enthusiasts like us, they are far from seeing everything in black and white, as some may believe. Dr Emily Blackwell, a lecturer in companion animal behaviour and welfare at the University of Bristol, clarifies that dogs have a limited but distinct ability to perceive colours. “Dogs do have some colour vision. They see similar to people that are red-green colour-blind,” explains Dr Blackwell.
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