The Cultural Review

Animal Behavior

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A golden retriever's perspective of its owner, showing muted colors and a slightly blurry image, highlighting differences in canine and human vision.
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Dogs see humans in limited colors, research suggests

In daylight, a dog’s visual sharpness is 50 percent less than a human’s, meaning your beloved pet sees you with roughly the clarity of a blurry photograph, according to The New Yorker in 2026.

Andre Silva·May 25, 2026