Check your eye sight - Page 4

Well darn . I played it again and scored another 22. I saw certain colors right away but other colors not so much....I had a harder time with the purple and blue hues. Very interesting. Thanks for posting this fun game Ibrahim .

Oh well at least I don't need bi-focals yet.

1st time, 30,

2nd time 32.

this is more of a color blind test not eye sight test u can have 20/20 vision and still miss those...dark blue one was the hardest...also 1st time i didnt realize it was timed...

Wow Lady Frost, excellent

that is good news it's not a sight test, I know I am semi color blind

When the brown color of a GSD is light, not red, some Europeans call it yellow. Is it correct to call it yellow? People here call it Beige

The brown / tan bits on a GSD have so many names ... sure some of it depends on the degree of colour-blindness of the 

observer. *  

Beige is ok I guess, don't think there are any hard and fast rules.  The original Standard, as all versions since, have been

pretty limited as to what is 'correct'.  Yes in Europe we would often call it yellow instead of beige. Sometimes its just too light to be

known as yellow, or tan.     Clear golden hair, too yellow to regard as red, especially in recent years, usually gets called gold.  Really

pale gold often gets called 'cream'.  Then there is silver, of course.  And lots of 'grey' dogs, i.e. sables, are much more than just

agouti/black and grey, or agouti/black and tan,  many have grey AND tan.  And then there is the bleed-through, already discussed on here, on

many of the 'all black' dogs.

* And then the shadings on white dogs gets variously called 'tan', 'Champagne', ivory, etc.

First time 16 and second time 20...

Makes me comletely blind not color blind...lol

Khalid, welcome to my team

19 the first time 23 the second.

jackie harris

Jackie, we only accept first try 

 well I'm in good company anyway! jackie harris