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Siberian huskies are often associated with blue eyes. These gorgeous canines have icy-blue eyes like their home tundra. Brown or heterochromatic eyes are also possible.
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Merle Australian shepherds can have stunning bright blue eyes. These dogs often have blue and brown eyes. The energetic Aussie herder excels in agility events. They fit busy households.
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Weimaraners have silver-gray coats and lively, loving personalities. The breed's silver-gray coat matches their beautiful amber or blue eyes.
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One of the smartest breeds, these dogs look deeply. Border collies have brown, gold, or blue eyes. Merle-coated border collies have bluer eyes. These dogs excel at agility events because to their strong energy and intelligence.
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Although show dachshunds don't like blue eyes, they're gorgeous. Merle-coated doxies commonly have blue eyes—full blue, one blue and one brown, or both colors in one eye.
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Short legs, lengthy bodies, and erect ears distinguish these robust, petite dogs. Blue eyes make the Cardigan Welsh corgi stand out. Cardigans, like dachshunds, may have two blue eyes, one blue and one brown, or both colors in one eye.
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Great Danes with blue eyes are stunning. Great Dane puppies usually have blue eyes that become brown. Great Danes with dapple coats have baby blues for life.
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Leopard dogs have spotted coats in blue, red, gray, black, cream, or chocolate. They have blue, amber, green, brown, or mixed eyes. Catahoulas feature merle or leopard-like markings.
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The Alaskan klee kai, a small husky, was developed for friendship rather than labor. Klee kai eyes are crystal blue, brown, hazel, or green. Small dogs are fantastic watchdogs and friends.
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Pit bulls also have blue eyes that change color as they grow. Blue-eyed adult pit bulls often have blue, gray, or brindle coats. "Pit bull" refers to breeds like the American Staffordshire terrier and American pit bull terrier.