Do dogs and cats see in color or just in shades like black & white??

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I'm pretty sure it's black and white but they are much smarter and have other way better senses then us humans. Dogs have remarkable hearing, and cats see much better in the dark. Isn't that amazing?

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Hi,,, black and white,,,,, is what i have read.

good luck

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They see as we do but in black %26 white not color. Also, their depth perception is probably better then ours.

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not sure about cats but i believe dogs see only in b/w

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They can distinguish most colors.

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no dogs can see very bright colors of pink and cats can too

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Dogs have fewer of the cones and rods, the parts of our eyes that allow us to see colors, so it's believed that they may be "colorblind" just like people who can't distinguish colors very well but still see them.

Cats have more cones and rods than dogs, and they have done some studies by offering cats different colored bowls and only one with food in it, etc., that show cats can tell the difference between colors, but they really don't care much.

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This of course has been debated! I feel they do. As some dogs who were taught colors, And you could mix every thing up and you could tell them the color you wanted and they went to get it!

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Dogs see only in black and white, cats can see shades of colors, not as well as we can.

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I know that cats can distinguish some colors.Like some greens,purples and probably ultraviolet colors.I'm sure it's the same for dogs also.