Fuck your damn science. I can prove that my dog isn't colourblind.
Their no as much as color blind as they are color impaired. They can see colors but not the same verity as we can as humans. Still science though.
>>7702902
>Their no as much as color blind
>Their no as much
I've got evidence that a select group of dogs have the ability to compare colors equally or better than humans. I may need to do more research and put out a thesis.
>>7702895
damn qualia, they're at it again
>>7702909
Damn auto-correct
>mfw i had a teacher in high-school who told me that dogs can see infrared through walls and doors and shit
this guy taught physics too, lol
>>7702924
well it could explain how they see at night how else can they no scope kill without infrared?
>>7702895
>I can prove
... so prove it, faget
>>7702973
My thesis will take a few years until it's ready. I need more funding.
>>7702973
Basically I've got a dog that will choose the correct water colour to drink from. I can alternate the choice of colour I wish for the dog to drink and she will consistently pick it.
>>7702895
>We aim to answer tomorrow's questions today
Fund our research at: 1BGP5Y|U57cUVn4X|WuR221D5THqx|rMjcbwM
>>7702988
this is supposed to be evidence that they're more able to see colours than humans? kek nice bait
>>7702988
And I'm sure you've adjusted the color brightness to look exactly equal when viewed in di-chromatic tones as dogs are only incapable of seeing red, yet they can clearly see the brightness difference among the colors.
And I'm sure you've completely isolated all other senses of your dog to disable them from interfering with your tests as this is based only on the visuals
>>7702988
I hope you rearrange the order of the colors every time you test your dog. Otherwise it's just a game of memory ukno