Animals fact

Dogs aren’t color-blind. They see mostly in blues and yellows.

The details

Humans have three types of color-sensing cone cells; dogs have two. That gives them dichromatic vision similar to red-green color blindness in people, so red and green look alike to them but blue and yellow stand out.

Source: Dog anatomy (Wikipedia)

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