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Sheepadoodle Puppy Has One Piercing Blue Eye and We Can't Stop Staring

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Skip, the Sheepadoodle, is a "very distinguished gentleman." The stunning furball is the subject of a video taking social media by storm after viewers noticed the Doodle's two different eye colors, making the precious pup the subject of fascination and curiosity. Sheepadoodle are prone to differing eye colors, or even differing colors within the same eye, especially merle-coated Sheepadoodle. Keep reading to see Skip's breathtaking eyes and to learn why this dog breed can often have two different eye colors and what effect the condition has on these dogs' health.

In a video shared to social media, Skip can be seen chilling out on the floor. Coincidentally, the black-and-white pup sits on a black-and-white floor, as if the pup styled the photoshoot himself. While dad plays around, commenting on the dog's "distinguished" demeanor, the pup turns his head, revealing his breathtaking one blue eye, as if this beautiful dog wasn't a showstopper already.

Why Sheepadoodle Can Have Two Different Eye Colors

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Sheepadoodle are prone to differing eye colors, usually one blue and one brown, a condition known as heterochromia. This breed can also have a single eye with two colors, known as sectoral heterochromia, with the eye appearing half-brown and half-blue.

Caused by gene variations, Sheepadoodle face no health risks from differing eye colors, with just their appearance generally affected. However, if a dog's eye color changes later in life, it can be a symptom of inflammation, injury, or illness.

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Merle-coatedSheepadoodle are most likely to have the unique eye combination due to the merle gene, which can sometimes produce one blue eye or a partially blue eye. The condition is caused by variations in pigment (melanin) in the iris.

For Skip, his single blue eye is a stare-worthy feature. His blue is so piercing, viewers of the social media video are calling him "such a pretty pup." This Doodle's staggeringly blue eye has us doing a double take. His gentlemanly demeanor is just icing on the cake.

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This story was originally published April 15, 2026 at 8:47 PM.

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