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Siberian Husky dog portrait with blue brown eyes and black white coat color, with heterochromia.
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Heterochromia in Dogs: Symptoms, Causes, & Treatments

Heterochromia in dogs is a medical condition that affects the eyes. Specifically, it causes a pup to have two different colored eyes. Thankfully, the condition often doesn’t need treatment unless there is another underlying condition.

Technically, some dogs are born with heterochromia. For example, the Chihuahua, Great Dane, and Siberian…

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