9 November 2008 #1 S SpruceRI Well-Known Member Joined 3 July 2006 Messages 5,369 Visit site In pictures please cos I don't understand!
9 November 2008 #2 E EquestrianFairy Well-Known Member Joined 28 October 2006 Messages 6,502 Visit site A wall eye is a blue eye?
9 November 2008 #3 O Orangehorse Well-Known Member Joined 25 November 2005 Messages 14,084 Visit site I thought it was the same.
9 November 2008 #4 piebaldsparkle Well-Known Member Joined 26 July 2006 Messages 13,017 Visit site Nothing!! Blue just sounds less ugly!!!!
9 November 2008 #5 S SpruceRI Well-Known Member Joined 3 July 2006 Messages 5,369 Visit site Does it make a difference whether it has more black in the iris or white around the edge?? Anyone know why a blue eye is called a wall eye? Thanks
Does it make a difference whether it has more black in the iris or white around the edge?? Anyone know why a blue eye is called a wall eye? Thanks
9 November 2008 #6 brighteyes Pooh-Bah Joined 13 August 2006 Messages 13,079 Location Well north of Watford Visit site One and the same. It's a horsy term
9 November 2008 #7 Enfys Well-Known Member Joined 11 December 2004 Messages 18,085 Visit site Robin has two blue eyes, very pale, it gives her a slightly 'away with the fairies expression' Just different terms I think.
Robin has two blue eyes, very pale, it gives her a slightly 'away with the fairies expression' Just different terms I think.
9 November 2008 #8 T Thistle Well-Known Member Joined 14 September 2005 Messages 17,496 Location North East Suffolk Visit site I have also heard it called China Eyes
9 November 2008 #9 Enfys Well-Known Member Joined 11 December 2004 Messages 18,085 Visit site [ QUOTE ] I have also heard it called China Eyes [/ QUOTE ] Thankyou. I am brain dead today, that was on the tip of my tongue, just couldn't think of it.
[ QUOTE ] I have also heard it called China Eyes [/ QUOTE ] Thankyou. I am brain dead today, that was on the tip of my tongue, just couldn't think of it.
9 November 2008 #11 Ellies_mum2 Well-Known Member Joined 29 March 2008 Messages 6,201 Location Warwickshire Visit site [ QUOTE ] No, a wall eye is not the same as a blue eye. [/ QUOTE ] Whats the difference? I always thought they were the same
[ QUOTE ] No, a wall eye is not the same as a blue eye. [/ QUOTE ] Whats the difference? I always thought they were the same
9 November 2008 #12 L LindaW Well-Known Member Joined 12 January 2008 Messages 701 Visit site Enfyss - what a very pretty head!
9 November 2008 #13 piebaldsparkle Well-Known Member Joined 26 July 2006 Messages 13,017 Visit site [ QUOTE ] No, a wall eye is not the same as a blue eye. [/ QUOTE ] Really, they are one and the same as far as I was aware??? What's the difference then??? Pics???
[ QUOTE ] No, a wall eye is not the same as a blue eye. [/ QUOTE ] Really, they are one and the same as far as I was aware??? What's the difference then??? Pics???
10 November 2008 #14 T Tia Well-Known Member Joined 21 January 2004 Messages 26,098 Visit site If memory serves me right, no blue eyes are not the same as wall eyes (which are the eyes which also have the other names; China etc). A blue eye is an eye with a deep blue iris and pupil, whereas a wall eye is pale whitey-blue with a brown iris and the colours merge.
If memory serves me right, no blue eyes are not the same as wall eyes (which are the eyes which also have the other names; China etc). A blue eye is an eye with a deep blue iris and pupil, whereas a wall eye is pale whitey-blue with a brown iris and the colours merge.
10 November 2008 #15 F fine_and_dandy Well-Known Member Joined 15 August 2005 Messages 2,795 Location Hiding in the Cadbury Factory Visit site My black welshy's eyes are both bright blue, but my coloured foal has a wall eye and when you see both together you can see the differences as Tia said
My black welshy's eyes are both bright blue, but my coloured foal has a wall eye and when you see both together you can see the differences as Tia said