Fetch Spotter
Time your throw, land the ball by the flag, and discover which ball colors a dog can spot best.
How to play
The marker slides along the power bar. Press Throw!, tap it, or press the space bar to stop it. The flag moves every throw, so aim for the distance shown. You get 5 throws, up to 100 points each. Try a red ball too, and see why dogs find it harder to spot in the grass.
No sign up, no ads, no cookies and no trackers. Your best score is saved only in this browser (localStorage) and is never sent to us. Sound is off unless you switch it on.
What this game teaches
- Dogs can make out yellow and blue, and combinations of those colors (AKC).
- Red and orange toys are hard for dogs to see against green grass (AKC).
- Dogs have two kinds of color sensing cones where most people have three (AKC).
- Dogs often start play with a play bow, and they pant and sweat through their paws to cool down (ASPCApro).
Read the full story in Can dogs see color?
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Sources
- Can Dogs See Color?, American Kennel Club
- Canine Body Language Tips, ASPCApro (ASPCA)