Pure Breeds
Brussels Griffon
A.K.A. : Belgium Griffon, Petit Brabançon, Griffon Bruxellois
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Brussels Griffon
A.K.A. :Belgium Griffon, Petit Brabançon, Griffon Bruxellois
Size
Grooming requirements
Exercise requirements
Good with other dogs
Watchdog ability
Energetic
Training requirements
Playful
Affectionate
Good with other pets
Good with children
Good with strangers
Winter
Summer
Healthiness
Protective
Life Span
| Pure Breeds | Member |
| Breeds A - Z | B |
| Breeds by Group | Toy |
| Breeds by Trait | Good With Kids Hypoallergenic Low Shedding |
| Overview: | The Brussels Griffon is very intelligent and sensitive, making him a terrific companion. |
| Breed Group: | Toy |
| Weight (lbs): | 8-10 |
| Height (in): | 7-8 |
| Colors: | Red, beige (mixed reddish brown and black), black and tan, or black. |
| Coat: | Its coat can be rough with hard, wiry hair or smooth with a short, glossy coat. |
| Character: | Brussels Griffons are curious, mischievous, and playful. This breed is always eager to learn. |
| Temperament: | This breed gets along well with children, other dogs, and most household pets you may have. They are very sociable, always loving companionship. |
| Care: | The Brussels Griffon should be plucked by hand on a regular basis and the beard needs to be combed to remove food particles. The smooth coat needs only occasional brushing |
| Training: | This breed learns very quickly, due to its high level of intelligence. |
| Activity: | The Brussels Griffon can be well suited for apartment life, but very much enjoys occasional walks outside. |
| Country of Origin: | Belgium |
| Health Issue: | This breed is difficult to breed, often requiring caesarean section. Some are prone to slipped stifle, eye and respiratory problems. |
| Life Expectancy: | 12-15 |