Do Dogs Have Different Eye Colors?

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Dogs exhibit a variety of eye colors, similar to humans, with some breeds specifically known for their unique eye characteristics. Breeds like Huskies can have blue eyes or even heterochromia, where each eye is a different color. While many dogs predominantly have brown eyes due to selective breeding, the presence of blue eyes is a notable trait in certain breeds.

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Just a litle of curiosity as to whether or not dogs also have different eyed colors as humans ?
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mmmm... my uncle once had a husky that had white eyes :) and not because of cataracts! :P

K.
 
Some breeds can have blue eyes instead of brown. Some will even have two different color eyes (often seen in Huskies), but it seems most have been bred to primarily have brown eyes.
 

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