Birdie

Brussels Griffon

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Brussels Griffon Available

Birdie

Female 9 Weeks 6 Days Belge
Birthday
June 11, 2026
Reference ID
#4507
Location
Furrylicious
Pet Type
Dog
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Brussels Griffon

Breed Information

Brussels Griffon

Small Breed

Tiny companion with a big heart

Adult Weight 8–12 lbs
Adult Height 7–12 inches
Life Expectancy 12–15 years
Lap Dog Velcro Dog Quiet Breed Great with Kids Alert / Watchdog
Food Cost Low
Grooming Cost Medium
Grooming Frequency Weekly
Daily Exercise 30 min

Breed Characteristics

Energy & Exercise
Energy Level
Playfulness
Mental Stimulation
Family & Social
Affection with Family
Good with Young Kids
Good with Older Kids
Good with Other Dogs
Good with Cats
Friendly with Strangers
Trainability & Temperament
Trainability
Intelligence
Stubbornness
Independence
Prey Drive
Territorial
Care & Grooming
Shedding
Drooling
Living Environment
Apartment Friendly
Tolerates Being Alone
Cold Tolerance
Heat Tolerance
Barking Tendency
Purpose & Aptitude
First-Time Owner Friendly
Senior Owner Friendly
Protection / Watchdog
Therapy Aptitude
Running Partner
Hiking Partner

Health Considerations

  • patellar luxation
  • hip dysplasia
  • eye problems

Every puppy from Furrylicious comes home with a comprehensive health record. Ask us about specific testing for this breed.

All About the Brussels Griffon

Temperament & Family Fit

Brussels Griffons are known for their affectionate nature, making them wonderful companions for families. They tend to bond closely with their human families and enjoy being part of the action. While they can be a bit protective, their friendly demeanor makes them suitable for homes with children and even other pets.

Energy & Exercise

This small breed has moderate energy levels, making them ideal for apartment living. They enjoy regular walks and playtime, but their exercise needs are manageable, allowing them to thrive in various settings. A few daily bursts of playtime will keep them happy and healthy, ensuring they stay mentally stimulated.

Care & Grooming

Brussels Griffons require weekly grooming to keep their unique coats looking their best. This breed has a moderate shedding level, so routine brushing is important to minimize fur around the home. Regular check-ups and a healthy diet will help them flourish, ensuring they live a happy, healthy life.

Training Notes

This breed is trainable and responds well to positive reinforcement. While they can be a bit stubborn at times, with consistency and patience, they can learn basic commands and manners. Socialization is key early on, especially if you are in Furrylicious®, as it helps them feel comfortable with other dogs and environments.

More About the Brussels Griffon

If you’re looking for a charming companion that’s always ready to bring a smile to your face, the Brussels Griffon might just steal your heart. This small breed, originally hailing from Belgium, has a fascinating history as a companion to coachmen and those striding around the city streets. Their unique appearance, with expressive faces and a mix of wiry and smooth coats, gives them a distinctive charm that’s hard to resist. The Brussels Griffon is a breed known for its affectionate nature, forming deep bonds with their human families and thriving on companionship.

In terms of temperament, these little dogs are known for their playful personalities and strong attachment to their owners. While they tend to be affectionate and loyal, they also have a spirited side that can make them quite vocal. Although they get along reasonably well with young kids and other pets, they appreciate gentle handling and socialization to ensure everyone plays nicely together. With their moderate energy levels, Brussels Griffons are well-suited for apartment living, requiring daily walks and playtime to keep them content and happy.

Grooming your Brussels Griffon is a delightful bonding experience, as they typically require weekly brushing to maintain their charming appearance without excessive shedding. As for training, these intelligent dogs can learn commands and tricks, although their sometimes stubborn nature might require a patient approach. Investing time in training will not only benefit your Griffon but also help strengthen the bond between you. With their lively personality, affectionate demeanor, and charming quirks, a Brussels Griffon is more than just a pet, they become an inseparable part of your family. So, if you’re looking for a loving companion in Furrylicious®, consider inviting one of these wonderful little dogs into your home.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the temperament of a Brussels Griffon?

Brussels Griffons are known for their friendly and affectionate nature. They are loving companions who tend to form strong bonds with their families, making them great pets for those seeking a loyal friend.

Are Brussels Griffons good for apartment living?

Absolutely! Their small size and moderate energy levels make them perfect for apartment living. They are adaptable and can thrive in smaller spaces as long as they get regular walks and playtime.

How much grooming do Brussels Griffons require?

Brussels Griffons need weekly grooming to keep their coats looking their best. This breed has a bit of shedding, so regular brushing helps to manage loose hair and keeps their coat healthy.

Do Brussels Griffons get along well with children and other pets?

Yes, Brussels Griffons can get along well with young kids and other pets, including dogs and cats. However, it's important to socialize them early to help ensure they develop good relationships.

How trainable are Brussels Griffons?

Brussels Griffons are fairly trainable due to their intelligence but can have a bit of a stubborn streak. Consistent and positive reinforcement methods work best, so patience and kindness are key when training them.

Learn more about the Brussels Griffon