Light-colored eyes are not common in dogs. It is possible to see it in breeds such as the Siberian Husky, but this is breed specific and is very rare.

Many dogs we see have brown eyes, and this is it too seem friendly It may be an improved feature over time! Let’s explain how.

Eye color makes assumptions about personality.

Research shows that dogs with brown eyes look younger and friendlier. In a study on this topic, researchers showed photos of different dogs and make assumptions about their personality he asked, and while some had dark eyes, some had light eyes.

Dogs with dark eyes; such as politeness, sociability and reliability friendly, non-threatening scored higher on characteristics. On the other hand, dogs with light-colored eyes were characterized as aggressive and mature.

The preference for brown-eyed dogs increased their breeding.

Think of a child. His pupils probably look huge. The muscles in the pupils become weaker and shrink with age. This is what brown eyes on dogs look like by making their pupils larger than they actually are. “It’s breeding.”

This makes people feel that dogs are more vulnerable. Even if it’s a Labrador, a helpless child We see it as.

That’s why as people we want dogs with this characteristic. We have favored them in breeding and their numbers have increased over the years.

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