New Study Shows That Dogs Use Color Vision After All – Which Colors Dogs See
“Researchers have long believed that dogs seldom rely on colors to discriminate between objects, instead looking solely at items’ darkness or brightness to do so. But a new experiment indicates that this idea, too, is a misconception. As described in a paper published recently in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, a team of Russian researchers recently found that, at least among a small group of eight dogs, the animals were much more likely to recognize a piece of paper by its color than its brightness level—suggesting that your dog might be aware of some of the colors of everyday objects after all. Read More In The Smithsonian Magazine
Here’s another article about dogs and color by Stanley Coren
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