They say the eyes are the windows to the soul, and when it comes to dogs and their loving gazes, perhaps all the more so.

Caitlyn Bruns is the Senior Manager of DNA Strategy for Know Your Pet DNA by Ancestry. With over ten years in the animal genetics field, Bruns manages a group of scientists researching pet DNA.

When you spot a dog with blue eyes, it’s hard not to pause and stare. Those icy peepers are captivating, but they’re also relatively rare—fewer than 5% of adult dogs naturally have them. While this ...

There's nothing more striking than seeing a dog with piercing blue eyes. Siberian Huskies are usually the dogs that come to mind right away. So why is it that they have blue eyes? A study from a few ...

When’s the last time you saw a dog with blue eyes? Considering the fact that only 5 percent of all dogs are born with baby blues, we’d wager it’s been a minute! “Blue eyes can mean a number of things, ...

Huskies are a medium-sized, thick-furred sled dog breed largely associated with polar regions. They're as known for their blue eyes as they are for their triangle ears and distinctive, wolflike ...

Pit Bulls, also known as American Pit Bull Terriers, can have blue eyes, though the United Kennel Club notes this is a significant fault in terms of breed standard. Blue-eyed or not, these dogs tend ...