Ha Ha! actually, it's tough to get a good pic of Mouse, as she's very light sensitive and has learned that the camera means bright flashy thing, so she usually looks away! LOL

Thanks!

Sucker bet! luckily, it's quite a dry climate here, and they aren't all mine. Annabelle is my sister's dog, and when I moved out, my Mom stole Scout and Zoe. (they were so happy there and With Zoe being so paranoid and Scout having had 4 homes + a stay in a shelter, and both annoyed with Ollie (the pup) I felt it better to leave them there.... besides, my Mother would'a been lost without the girls! So I get the expense of the girls, without the constant pleasure! lol after I moved with Ollie, he was SOOOO lonely, (for a severely dog aggressive dog, he sure hates being without companions), so I adopted Mouse! LOL

Ha ha ha!!!

Thanks for the info! so would a dog with one of each glow one red and one green? And Mouse has crappy eyesight, so isn't a good example of your vet's info, but that's due to the Double Dapple (Merle), and not the blue eyes.

Thanks!

Yep... The blue glows red and the brown glows green... but what is weirder is that they would be able to see more colour out of one eye and better in the dark out of the other...



In Mouse's case, his eyes glow red because he has no reflective layer, like a normal blue eyed dog, but he doesn't then have the advantage of having the added rods and cones... so worst of both worlds ...

That's a great pic! and yes, very odd LOL

Mouse has dropped Pupils, and they stay fully dilated all the time. Her vision is functional, tho she has to wear doggles when it's bright out, so she doesn't walk around with her eyes closed.

here's a pic of Mouse in her Doggles


and here's one of her eyes... It's really hard to get a pic with her eyes open, they're almost half closed in this one, and it's the best one I have

Aw poor baby, but I bet she's loved twice as much for all her faults...

Aww such a lovely lot you have!

Lovely photos