Heterochromia this is a genetic condition, where the Iris of
the eyes are different colours.
Unusual in most breeds, but not uncommon in Huskies, Great
Danes, Dalmatians, and Australian
Shepherds. Normally inherited, heterochromia is the lack of
melanine pigment in the Iris.
Vision is not affected by this condition. Heterochromia gives
the dog a unique quality to their
appearance.
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