2022年11月3日 · The golden-brown to amber hues of a German Shepherd’s eyes provide the breed with an air of mystery that befits its stunning appearance. Their coat color, blue or gray due to a recessive dilution gene, does not make them more prone to any health issues than the more common black and tan breed.

2021年7月3日 · Yes, but it’s not common – the vast majority of German Shepherds have brown eyes. The few with blue eyes owe their eye color to a recessive gene that needs to be inherited from both parents. Blue-eyed German Shepherds can have two blue eyes, or they can be odd-eyed with one blue eye and one brown eye.

Discover 13 reasons why your German Shepherd's eyes are red. Learn how to distinguish the causes and treat your dog's red eyes.

Less commonly, German Shepherds can have blue eyes. This trait is rare and is usually found in puppies. In most cases, blue eyes in a German Shepherd will darken to brown eyes as they mature.

If you find cause for concern regarding your white German Shepherd with blue eyes (or any kind of dog with unusually colored eyes for that matter), do some research, reach out to your local vet and inquire about genetic testing for your pet.

2023年2月4日 · German Shepherds’ eyes get red due to allergies and foreign bodies. These are two of the many factors that lead to eye redness. Others include cherry eye, entropion, conjunctivitis, and corneal ulcers.

2024年2月13日 · Why do German shepherd’s eyes get red? Red eyes in German Shepherds can be a sign of irritation or infection, such as conjunctivitis. It could also indicate an environmental allergen or a more severe condition, like glaucoma.

2023年12月19日 · German Shepherds with blue eyes are as healthy as any other dog breed. The only difference is that they carry a recessive gene, which causes genetic variation in them that eventually leads to blue eyes.

2023年3月27日 · Some of the most beautiful and exotic examples are light blue, dark blue, violet, or even a liver-colored variant. You are most likely to see these shades in a German Shepherd puppy, but they occasionally show up in adult dogs as well.

Here’s a comprehensive German Shepherd eye color chart detailing the eye colors you might encounter in German Shepherds, ranging from the more common brown to the rare blue & green. A light, vibrant hue, rare in purebreds. Typically seen in puppies and may darken with age. Often considered a fault in show lines; does not affect health.