Dogs may have a preference for this colour, study suggests - Canines see colours differently than humans because they have ...

For over three decades, scientists knew dogs are dichromatic – they can see only yellow and blue, apart from the greyscale ...

With fewer cone types, dogs can't distinguish between as many colours as we can. Humans don't see colours very well, or even at all, in low light. This is because our cone cells function best in ...

We know that dogs have dichromatic color vision – they can see two primary colors: yellow and blue – similar to red-green colorblind humans. However, all research related to canine color ...

Very helpful if you’re a hungry bee! Dogs’ eyes aren’t great at seeing colours, but they are good at seeing some ultraviolet. This means they can see better in the dark – very useful for ...