The Brussels Griffon, named for the city of his origin, Brussels, Belgium, is a lively, sturdy little fellow, classified as a member of the Toy Group due to his small size. Adults usually range in weight from six to twelve pounds.
ABGA MEMBER BENEFITS
The enchanting breed of the Brussels Griffon would not be what it is today without the establishment and continued evolution of the American Brussels Griffon Association. ABGA is the linchpin that connects the past, manages the present, and plans for the future. Whether members actively compete in conformation, tracking or just want a quality dog, ABGA helps provide those opportunities.
The Brussels Griffon is a darling little scamp, sweet and expressive, playful and affectionate. Brussels Griffons can be perfect for those with the time and inclination to give them what they need. “They’ll win your heart, but you’ve got to be able to handle a dog that demands that much attention, they really take over your life.”
~Janell Copas~
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There has been a concerning trend of prospective pet-owners seeking “dilute” colored Brussels Griffons. There are individuals here and abroad charging extraordinary sums of money for “exotic” (dilute) puppies using…
Many adjectives describe this delightful breed. The Brussels Griffon standard includes: intelligent, alert, self-important, sturdy, square, compact, thickset, short back, and having an almost human expression. It is the face that makes this breed unique.
Griffon enthusiasts refer to them as “Velcro” dogs – always fixed as close to their owners as possible. Known for their complete devotion to their immediate families, they thrive on affection. The Brussels Griffon excels in conformation (the show ring), obedience, agility, rally trials, tracking tests and as therapy dogs. They are wonderful little family members who are comfortable with a hike, romp in the snow, snuggle on the sofa, or taking up most of your bed at night.
