When we choose toys, clothes or everyday items for our dogs, we often get stuck in the question: what color should we choose?In fact, the world in the dog's eyes is significantly different from ours. Do they recognize colors?What color do they prefer?And what colors are difficult for them to identify?Let's explore the color world of dogs, understand their visual characteristics, and provide them with more suitable items.
1. Color in the dog's eyes: a different world.
First of all, we need to understand that dogs' vision is fundamentally different from that of humans. Humans have three types of cones that allow us to recognize the colors red, green, and blue, and to perceive the colorful world. Dogs, on the other hand, only have two types of cones, making their color perception relatively limited. In the dog's eyes, the world is mainly made up of yellow, blue and gray, without the red, green and purple in our eyes.
Second, the dog's "preference" color.
Although dogs can't recognize all colors like humans, they are more sensitive to certain colors. Blue and yellow are the most recognizable colors for dogs. This is because these two colors are more prominent in the dog's vision and are easy to distinguish. If you find that your dog is particularly fond of a certain color of toys or clothing, it may be because that color is more vibrant in their world.
3. The dog's "not good" color.
Red looks closer to gray in dogs' eyes because they lack the cones that recognize red. As a result, the dog may not be very interested in red items. In addition, colors that are too dull, such as deep purple or dark green, may also be blurry in your dog's vision.
4. Choose the right items for your dog.
Once you know your dog's color preferences and ability to recognize them, it's easier to pick the right items for them. You can choose blue, yellow, or other bright colors to attract your dog's attention. Of course, it's more important than color to choose toys or clothing that are suitable for your dog's size, preferences, and needs.
Conclusion: Respect the dog's visual world.
Although we can't fully understand how dogs feel about color, by understanding their visual characteristics and color perception ability, we can better provide them with suitable daily necessities. Remember, no matter what color you choose, the most important thing is to make sure they're safe and comfortable. Only then can you truly enter the world of dogs and share happy moments with them.
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