Here's why:
* Puppy eyes are often blue: Many puppies are born with blue eyes. This is because the pigment that determines eye color (melanin) isn't fully developed yet.
* Eye color develops over time: As your puppy grows, their melanin production increases and their eye color can change to brown, amber, or even green.
* Pitbulls often have brown eyes: While Pitbulls can have other eye colors, brown eyes are most common.
When to expect a change: Eye color typically starts to change around 8-12 weeks of age and can continue to evolve for several more months.
It's important to note: While the vast majority of puppies with blue eyes will see a change in color, there's always a small chance they could retain their blue eyes.
If you're curious about your puppy's future eye color, talk to your veterinarian. They can offer more specific guidance based on your puppy's breed and individual characteristics.