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Okay, that's just an analogy.
I can see a mouse but I bet if the ears were modified to connect at the bottom, it would get rid of the goat that some are seeing. They're seeing horns instead of ears. Maybe make them smaller and shift upwards so they can connect at each end? Currently, they're disproportionately large for a mouse but more suited to an elephant.
Agreed. I think moving the eyes or attaching the ears differently would make the ears look less like horns. They're currently connecting right where the cutouts for the eyes are which makes them look more horn-like.
Connect the ears to the head. It looks like horns since the tips don't touch.
Another reason is the ears get thinner towards the bottom, like horns.
Ear cut also looks off. It creates a flappy little piece. But that would usually tear off quickly. A cut toward the center, like a slice of pie, but smaller, would look more realistic.
So what color do you think would be suitable for a mouse? I'm thinking of black silhouette color, gray, or andrasite.
Pink
Does pink ink really exist? Maybe navy blue, but I've never seen pink.
Most color printers use CMYK, where M stands for magenta (basically pink). It's one of the most used inks on the planet.
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You could also make the whiskers longer
Thanks bro! I will take your suggestions into consideration
design the logo without color. add color, if necessary, to the finished logo.
get up and look at your logo from a distance.
turn it upside down and look at it again.
Always check to make sure you haven't just made a swastika or a penis. For whatever reason design naturally devolves to either a swastika or penis if you aren't paying really close attention.
Close the ears, make the whiskers bigger
Make the outlines for the ears finer and make the lines parallel instead of tapering. The lines not connecting also doesn't help, but since the lines start so much wider at the top of the head it immediately reads like horns.
After posting and reviewing your comments, I examined my references more closely and it's clear you're right. They're too big, we need to bring them down a notch.

I'm sorry, the image appears pixelated.
Top-level is rendering correctly for me. I think it looks really great!
If it makes you feel better, I had to intentionally look for any goat/ram elements. I think it may have to do with the taper on the ear outlines. You may find that constant thickness or even a reversed taper may reduce the horn energy. I don't know if it's practical, but moving the eyes or ears to prevent them intersecting may further help this issue.