Can wolves have bi-colored eyes

Answer 1

Yes wolves can have heterochromia whether through genetics or health problems such as eye injury, inflammation, use of certain eyedrops, tumors, etc. The same also applies to just about every animal.

Answer 2

Yes. One of the dominant traits of wolve is one green eye and a blue eye. I dont know the actual reason, but when a friend bought a wolf-type dog, the breeder told him that fact. I dont know all the details, so feel free to add.

Absolute nonsense. Breeders of low % Wolfdogs are the root of all bad information. Your friend quite obviously was ripped off and bought a Husky cross. Then he passed on bad information to you.

Wolves will only have YELLOW, Yellow / green, Gold, and varied light amber eyes. Arctic Wolves can have brown eyes. Most Wolves have yellow.

For any animal to inherit blue eyes, both parents must carry the gene. Only Huskies are known to have blue eyes. A dog breeder in Memphis has touted a white Husky with a red nose as an Artic Wolf for years. He is 100% full of bad information.