It's normal, young pups eyes aren't fully formed, they usually are smokey blue and change to brown or greenish at around 7-8 weeks old.Puppy's Eye color getting lighter?
Don't worry it is perfectly natural.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Puppy's Eye color getting lighter?
i have a 7 week old pit bull puppy and when he opened his eyes they were royal blue. Now we have looked at them more closely seem to be getting lighter to green. Any Ideas???Puppy's Eye color getting lighter?
It's normal, young pups eyes aren't fully formed, they usually are smokey blue and change to brown or greenish at around 7-8 weeks old.Puppy's Eye color getting lighter?
Don't worry it is perfectly natural.skin growths
It's normal, young pups eyes aren't fully formed, they usually are smokey blue and change to brown or greenish at around 7-8 weeks old.Puppy's Eye color getting lighter?
Don't worry it is perfectly natural.
Whats your eye Color?
In is Hazel.Whats your eye Color?
Brown.Whats your eye Color?
hazel
bright green
Brown!
brown
Blue
brown
blue.
BLACK.
green
Brown, but I wear gray contacts.
Blue.
Grey
Hazel.
Brown
blue
brown
blue/grey
green
Hazel. (I go from brown to gold to green.)
Black
hazel
Brown.Whats your eye Color?
hazel
bright green
Brown!
brown
Blue
brown
blue.
BLACK.
green
Brown, but I wear gray contacts.
Blue.
Grey
Hazel.
Brown
blue
brown
blue/grey
green
Hazel. (I go from brown to gold to green.)
Black
hazel
If the eye gets a thermal burn from a flame or heat will the eye color fade or turn black.?
Eeeeewwwww, that's horrible! Not sure but intreagued now :-)
Whats your eye color鈾?
I think some on Yahoo! Answers already know my eye color jeje.
I have Blue/Grayish eye color.Whats your eye color鈾?
Green transitioning to HazelWhats your eye color鈾?
Brown
Black.
grey
dark brown 0_^
light brown
blue
blue
I have Blue/Grayish eye color.Whats your eye color鈾?
Green transitioning to HazelWhats your eye color鈾?
Brown
Black.
grey
dark brown 0_^
light brown
blue
blue
Geneology and eye color? Am I part Native American?
OK, my father says that his father's mother's mother was Shoshone. My mother says this is not possible, because apparently my brother and I were the only grandchildren on my father's side with brown eyes, which our mother has. My father's eyes are green, same as his two brothers' (who both married blue-eyed women), his father's eyes were blue, and his mother's eyes were green. I do not know the eye color of my father's paternal grandmother, or of any of my father's cousins on the paternal side. My mother's 7 siblings have various eye colors.
From this information, is there any way to tell whether my father's father's mother's mother was Shoshone? If not, what information would I need to determine, by eye color, whether this is possible? I would be proud to have some Native American heritage, but the story's source, my grandad, had a propensity for tall tales, so I don't know what to think...all the family records were lost in a house fire...should I just hire a geneologist?Geneology and eye color? Am I part Native American?
It is possible that your grandfather's mother's mother had brown eyes. If she married a man with blue or green eyes and their daughter married a man with blue eyes then it is possible for your grandfather to have blue eyes. If, however, the suspected Shoshone grandmother married a man with brown eyes then your grandpa would have brown eyes.Geneology and eye color? Am I part Native American?
Brown eyes are dominant (dominant genes that is), so it is not unusual that your brothe and yourself took after your mother and her brown eyes.
I am not sure why you having brown yes, however would negate your father's story. Could you explain why you think so?
As said above, eye color is a bad indication of genetic background. There any number of genetic markers which can be associated with any racial grouping of people. They might not be able to tell you if you are Shoshone in particular, but they might be able to ascertain if you are of general Native American stock. So don't go to a geneologist. Go to a geneticist (or even a physical anthropologist).
It looks like you've made the assumption that all Shoshone have brown eyes. That's probably not true, but let's assume that all Shoshone do have brown eyes and, furthermore, that they have no recessive genes anywhere in their heritage, which is also not really true. In that case, any Shoshone can only have children with brown eyes, because of the dominance of brown in eye color. However, if the other parent of that child is not a Shoshone, the child might have a recessive gene for a lighter eye color. If the child has a child with a non-Shoshone, the grandchild could have any eye color, because the first child can contribute a recessive gene and that child's spouse can contribute any gene from the non-Shoshone population.
You only know about the eye color of your father's father's mother, which are green. She is supposed to be the daughter of a Shoshone, which should make it impossible for her to have green eyes. However, the brown eye gene can actually manifest as green eyes under the right circumstances, because there are multiple genes involved. So the green eyed daughter of the Shoshone woman is a possibility, and you cannot disprove the possibility that your ancestor was a Shoshone by this method. Nor can you prove it. Many people have brown eyes and are not Shoshone. If you really want to know, then you might indeed need a geneologist.
From this information, is there any way to tell whether my father's father's mother's mother was Shoshone? If not, what information would I need to determine, by eye color, whether this is possible? I would be proud to have some Native American heritage, but the story's source, my grandad, had a propensity for tall tales, so I don't know what to think...all the family records were lost in a house fire...should I just hire a geneologist?Geneology and eye color? Am I part Native American?
It is possible that your grandfather's mother's mother had brown eyes. If she married a man with blue or green eyes and their daughter married a man with blue eyes then it is possible for your grandfather to have blue eyes. If, however, the suspected Shoshone grandmother married a man with brown eyes then your grandpa would have brown eyes.Geneology and eye color? Am I part Native American?
Brown eyes are dominant (dominant genes that is), so it is not unusual that your brothe and yourself took after your mother and her brown eyes.
I am not sure why you having brown yes, however would negate your father's story. Could you explain why you think so?
As said above, eye color is a bad indication of genetic background. There any number of genetic markers which can be associated with any racial grouping of people. They might not be able to tell you if you are Shoshone in particular, but they might be able to ascertain if you are of general Native American stock. So don't go to a geneologist. Go to a geneticist (or even a physical anthropologist).
It looks like you've made the assumption that all Shoshone have brown eyes. That's probably not true, but let's assume that all Shoshone do have brown eyes and, furthermore, that they have no recessive genes anywhere in their heritage, which is also not really true. In that case, any Shoshone can only have children with brown eyes, because of the dominance of brown in eye color. However, if the other parent of that child is not a Shoshone, the child might have a recessive gene for a lighter eye color. If the child has a child with a non-Shoshone, the grandchild could have any eye color, because the first child can contribute a recessive gene and that child's spouse can contribute any gene from the non-Shoshone population.
You only know about the eye color of your father's father's mother, which are green. She is supposed to be the daughter of a Shoshone, which should make it impossible for her to have green eyes. However, the brown eye gene can actually manifest as green eyes under the right circumstances, because there are multiple genes involved. So the green eyed daughter of the Shoshone woman is a possibility, and you cannot disprove the possibility that your ancestor was a Shoshone by this method. Nor can you prove it. Many people have brown eyes and are not Shoshone. If you really want to know, then you might indeed need a geneologist.
School idea eye color?
if you have blue/green/gray eyes...what would you put on school id/drivers lisense. do you even have eye color on school id?School idea eye color?
Just put blue, and sadly no.School idea eye color?
No, your ID card only has your birthday, the grade you're in, and your ID #.
Just put blue, and sadly no.School idea eye color?
No, your ID card only has your birthday, the grade you're in, and your ID #.
Least popular eye color?
whats the least popular eye color?Least popular eye color?
popular as in ';wanted'; or like ';common';?
the most COMMON is hazel and blue.
the most rare and WANTED is green.Least popular eye color?
Ugh, I HATE green-brown eyes and light brown eyes. They just drive me insane! To me, those eye colors are just so ugly and gross. I like dark brown eyes, green eyes, and all shades of blue. I personally have dark brown eyes, and I love them.
popular, as in wanted? brown, definitely. popular, as in common? still brown, hence the dislike towards it. it's to common and boring.
Least common? Violet, like Elizabeth Taylor.
Least popular? Brown, although I wouldn't trade my dark brown eyes for the world. :)
blue eyes. if you know anything about biology, it is a recessive trait. brown is dominant, and most common. however, it depends on race as well. German and Irish people commonly have blue eyes
least popular as in liking would probably be brown
as in uncommon would probably be green
I would think brown is, because it's so common. Or maybe gray, because it's so bland, or hazel because it's kind of ugly to me.
if you mean the less common,
then violet
yes it is possible for violet eyes without contacts! :P
Brown, thats the color of poop ya know. I know, i saw it before.
I personally don't care for brown eyes. I have grey/blue/green eyes myself
Blue...genetically speaking.
depends on your personal opinion..
unless you mean uncommon?
i'd say green.
Probably... greeen
Purple
depends on alot! i think the least favorite eye color is BROWN!
i have to say the blue from the girl on underworld or the dog huskie :]
albino red
green.
red
greyskin growths
popular as in ';wanted'; or like ';common';?
the most COMMON is hazel and blue.
the most rare and WANTED is green.Least popular eye color?
Ugh, I HATE green-brown eyes and light brown eyes. They just drive me insane! To me, those eye colors are just so ugly and gross. I like dark brown eyes, green eyes, and all shades of blue. I personally have dark brown eyes, and I love them.
popular, as in wanted? brown, definitely. popular, as in common? still brown, hence the dislike towards it. it's to common and boring.
Least common? Violet, like Elizabeth Taylor.
Least popular? Brown, although I wouldn't trade my dark brown eyes for the world. :)
blue eyes. if you know anything about biology, it is a recessive trait. brown is dominant, and most common. however, it depends on race as well. German and Irish people commonly have blue eyes
least popular as in liking would probably be brown
as in uncommon would probably be green
I would think brown is, because it's so common. Or maybe gray, because it's so bland, or hazel because it's kind of ugly to me.
if you mean the less common,
then violet
yes it is possible for violet eyes without contacts! :P
Brown, thats the color of poop ya know. I know, i saw it before.
I personally don't care for brown eyes. I have grey/blue/green eyes myself
Blue...genetically speaking.
depends on your personal opinion..
unless you mean uncommon?
i'd say green.
Probably... greeen
Purple
depends on alot! i think the least favorite eye color is BROWN!
i have to say the blue from the girl on underworld or the dog huskie :]
albino red
green.
red
grey
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