Which specific eye condition is often noted as contributing to the dog's wild appearance?
Answer
Heterochromia (glass or mismatched eyes)
The dog's intense, often glass or mismatched eyes (heterochromia) are cited as a visual trait that contributes to the speculation of wild ancestry.
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