Did you know that many Cocker Spaniel owners at one point thought that their pup and dogs in general were color blind by birth? Scientists; however, have discovered that dogs are in fact not color blind at all. In general, dogs do not see color in the same manner as humans. For instance, they do not recognize grass as green nor do they see the sky as blue. Through the years, scientists have been able to conduct enough research to prove that gray is not a dog’s typical point of view when looking at the world around them. They see color, but a dog’s sense of color typically is focused more on the blue zone of the color spectrum. Dogs tend to see shades of colors and not necessarily specific colors like humans do. Even so, dogs definitely do not see all things in black and white or even gray. For more details, talk with your vet Mobile, AL.