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ANSWER:
It is a common myth that dogs only see in black and
white. The fact is, Dogs CAN see in color. However,
their color pallet is a bit more limited than that of a
human.
Dogs see
in color but they just can't see color as vividly as
humans do. The best way to describe how they view colors
is: their perception of color is the same as ours is
during the twilight hours of evening.
But before
you start feeling bad for them, remember, dogs do have
one distinctive advantage on humans. They can see much
better in the dark than we do! |
