Have you ever wondered how your dog sees? Like us? Black - white? And did you know that dogs don't see a TV picture as a single picture, but rather a series of moving pictures? Interesting, isn't it? 😀 I'll explain to you how they actually see our furry daddies 😉

The myth that we have all heard that dogs see black and white is not true. Dogs see colors, but not all the shades and spectrums that humans see. Experts have researched and found, but dogs see similar to people with color blindness. They do not distinguish between red and green and do not perceive tones between orange and yellow. Thus, the dog sees the red ball in yellow tones, and the grass, which is green, in gray tones.

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Dog eyes, like human eyes, have rods and cones. Dogs have more developed canines, while humans have more developed tusks. The high development of the sticks allows them to see up to four times better in the dark or in dimly lit rooms than is possible for humans.

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The big difference in vision is due to the position of the eyes, which in humans are closer together, while in dogs the distance between the eyes is slightly larger. Therefore, people can better see the object in front of them and estimate the distance more easily. Dogs, on the other hand, have a harder time focusing objects in front of them and it is difficult to distinguish at what distance the object is located, but they have a much larger field of vision, as it also opens from the side.

Also, dogs have a problem with the details of the object they are looking at and determining the shape, since the dog's vision is not so sharp. What a dog can see at a distance of 7 meters, a person can see at a distance of 23 meters.

In short; it's hard to say who sees better. Humans perceive the depth, colors and details of an object better, while dogs see better in the dark, perceive the movements of objects better and react quickly to movements with their eyes. Human vision is so different from dog vision... And most importantly - both humans and dogs, each is best served by vision based on their needs 😀

Doggy greeting! 😉