The Brussels Griffon, also known as the Brussels Griffon, is a small dog breed that originated in Belgium.
Griffons are known for their distinctive appearance with their short muzzle and almost human facial expression.
The Brussels Griffon is a friendly, intelligent and full of personality companion dog.
It is a small dog, usually weighing between 3 and 6 kg.
They have a compact, well-proportioned body with a broad, round head, a short, upturned muzzle, and large, round, expressive eyes.
Their coat is usually short and dense, with a variety of colors possible, including red, black, black and tan, or tan.
They are dogs with a lively, alert and curious temperament.
They are known to be devoted and loving companions to their family, and they are often described as "velcro" dogs due to their close attachment to their owners.
They are also highly intelligent and responsive which makes them adept at learning and training.
The Brussels Griffon is an ideal companion dog for owners looking for a lovable pet suitable for indoor living.
They are generally good with children, although they can be sensitive to rough handling due to their small size.
They also get along well with other pets if socialized from a young age.
In terms of care, the Brussels Griffon requires regular maintenance of its coat to avoid mats and mats.
They can also be prone to certain health issues, including respiratory issues due to their short snouts, dental issues due to their undershot jaws, as well as eye and heart problems.
It is important to provide them with proper veterinary care and monitor their health closely.
Due to their small size, the Brussels Griffon can adapt to living in an apartment or in tight spaces.
However, they also need to exercise regularly to stay fit and healthy.
Daily walks and size-appropriate play sessions are recommended to meet their exercise needs.
