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Do dogs see differently than humans? Humans and dogs have other vision differences beyond seeing contrasting colors, VCA Animal Hospitals reports. Dogs are more near-sighted than humans.

Dogs see flicker more sensitively than humans do. So while you were watching your favorite sitcom, your dog was probably just seeing a strobe light.

Do dogs see differently than humans? Humans and dogs have other vision differences beyond seeing contrasting colors, VCA Animal Hospitals reports. Dogs are more near-sighted than humans.