Alice White
Brussels griffons are now considered favorites of dog shows and favorites of gentle ladies. The first representatives of the breed looked different – they had an elongated muzzle and looked as dirty as a rat-catcher could look, constantly roaming around in basements and hot places in search of prey. Modern griffons have lost the skill of rat-catchers but retained their courage and an active life position.
#1 The purchase of a Brussels Griffon will require an appointment with a breeder or nursery. The dog is rare, but there are many who want to buy it.
#2 No matter how small and cute the Brussels Griffon may seem, you have to remember that these are terriers.
#3 Like all terriers, the Brussels Griffons are very attached to their owners.
