Labrador's Eyes
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celticpilgrim said:
mine are bloodshot, that is not in question!!
From here............... http://www.akc.org/breeds/labrador_retriever/index...
"Eye color should be brown in black and yellow Labradors, and brown or hazel in chocolates. Black, or yellow eyes give a harsh expression and are undesirable."
king massive take me to the vets NOWWW!"celticpilgrim said:
Murphy's eyes are brown (black Lab), i just wondered, that's all
he's still a weapons grade idiot who I wouldn't swap for anything
haha they're great aren they? Would give anything to have my big black lunatic back in the house charging me over when I come in from work. Miss him so much. he's still a weapons grade idiot who I wouldn't swap for anything
I had to take my lab to the Opticians a couple of years ago, wonderfull work the way they checked him over and then told me he was now officially middle aged and if human would be needing his first set of glasses. I would have got him some but he couldn't decide on the frames 
No seriously the doggie optician was a genius.
Oh and he's a Brown lab that had blue eyes as a pup which then turned to brown.
No seriously the doggie optician was a genius. Oh and he's a Brown lab that had blue eyes as a pup which then turned to brown.
mel said:
I had to take my lab to the Opticians a couple of years ago, wonderfull work the way they checked him over and then told me he was now officially middle aged and if human would be needing his first set of glasses. I would have got him some but he couldn't decide on the frames No seriously the doggie optician was a genius.
Oh and he's a Brown lab that had blue eyes as a pup which then turned to brown.
Oh yeah, how'd he do on the letter test No seriously the doggie optician was a genius. Oh and he's a Brown lab that had blue eyes as a pup which then turned to brown.
Riggernut said:
mel said:
I had to take my lab to the Opticians a couple of years ago, wonderfull work the way they checked him over and then told me he was now officially middle aged and if human would be needing his first set of glasses. I would have got him some but he couldn't decide on the frames No seriously the doggie optician was a genius.
Oh and he's a Brown lab that had blue eyes as a pup which then turned to brown.
Oh yeah, how'd he do on the letter test No seriously the doggie optician was a genius. Oh and he's a Brown lab that had blue eyes as a pup which then turned to brown.
They actaully have put alot of thought into animal mentality to get them to do what they want to. The "Veternary Optomitrist" got him to put his face close enough to hers so that she could look into his eyes, she then pressed a thumb switch which set little led's off flashing in different diections and the dog instictively looked in the required direction, it was a dog way of saying "look left" "look up" "look down" etc etc. She then had instead of a board with letters a set of flashing lights on a dimmer, she looked for a reaction from the dog with the light at it's dimmest then went brighter and brighter till she got a reaction. It was brilliant to watch how they worked but not so brilliant when she said he had the very early signs of cataracts 
mel said:
People always ask that They actaully have put alot of thought into animal mentality to get them to do what they want to. The "Veternary Optomitrist" got him to put his face close enough to hers so that she could look into his eyes, she then pressed a thumb switch which set little led's off flashing in different diections and the dog instictively looked in the required direction, it was a dog way of saying "look left" "look up" "look down" etc etc. She then had instead of a board with letters a set of flashing lights on a dimmer, she looked for a reaction from the dog with the light at it's dimmest then went brighter and brighter till she got a reaction. It was brilliant to watch how they worked but not so brilliant when she said he had the very early signs of cataracts
And how much did this brilliantness cost you? They actaully have put alot of thought into animal mentality to get them to do what they want to. The "Veternary Optomitrist" got him to put his face close enough to hers so that she could look into his eyes, she then pressed a thumb switch which set little led's off flashing in different diections and the dog instictively looked in the required direction, it was a dog way of saying "look left" "look up" "look down" etc etc. She then had instead of a board with letters a set of flashing lights on a dimmer, she looked for a reaction from the dog with the light at it's dimmest then went brighter and brighter till she got a reaction. It was brilliant to watch how they worked but not so brilliant when she said he had the very early signs of cataracts 
Nothing, it cost him a couple of hundred quid though. (My dog has had his own bank account since he was a pup into which he gets £20/month pocket money as a self insurance policy) So yes I guess really it did cost me a couple of hundred quid. These people don't come cheap http://www.aht.org.uk/sa_ophthalmology.html
(My dog has had his own bank account since he was a pup into which he gets £20/month pocket money as a self insurance policy) So yes I guess really it did cost me a couple of hundred quid. These people don't come cheap http://www.aht.org.uk/sa_ophthalmology.htmlGassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff