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Buying a Brussels Griffon
Buying a Brussels Griffon is a big decision, and it is important to feel confident throughout the entire process. On Get a Pet, you can compare current listings from both breeders and private sellers, see price, age, and location, and contact sellers directly.
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What kind of temperament does a Brussels Griffon typically have?
This breed is usually alert, sensitive, and strongly attached to its primary person. They tend to be intelligent and expressive but can be a bit stubborn and reserved with strangers, which makes early socialization important.
Are Brussels Griffons good apartment dogs?
They are well suited to apartment living because of their small size and moderate exercise needs. However, they are very people oriented and do not do well if left alone for long periods, which can lead to vocalizing or anxiety.
How much exercise does a Brussels Griffon need each day?
Most adults are satisfied with a couple of brisk walks and some interactive play totaling 30 to 60 minutes a day. They enjoy mental stimulation and human interaction more than intense physical activity and should be protected from overheating due to their shorter muzzle.
What health problems are Brussels Griffons prone to?
Common concerns include brachycephalic airway issues, eye injuries due to prominent eyes, patellar luxation, and syringomyelia or other neurologic problems in some lines. Responsible breeders screen for these issues and owners should monitor breathing, eye health, and any signs of pain or weakness.
Do Brussels Griffons shed and how much grooming do they need?
The rough-coated variety sheds very little but needs regular brushing and occasional hand-stripping to keep the coat healthy and tidy. The smooth-coated variety sheds more and requires weekly brushing, plus routine care of ears, nails, and facial folds if present.
Are Brussels Griffons good with children and other pets?
They can live successfully with gentle, respectful children but are generally better suited to homes with older kids because of their small size and sensitivity. With early socialization they often get along with other dogs and cats, but many prefer calm companions rather than boisterous play.
Is a Brussels Griffon a good choice for a first-time dog owner?
They can work for a committed first-time owner who is home often and willing to invest time in training and socialization. Their sensitivity and strong attachment can be challenging for people who prefer a more independent or less vocal dog.
Why do some Brussels Griffons snore or have noisy breathing?
Their short muzzle and compact skull can narrow the airways, which may cause snoring, snorting, or noisy breathing, especially in heat or during exertion. Maintaining a lean body weight, avoiding intense exercise in hot weather, and seeking veterinary advice for any breathing difficulty are important.
How trainable are Brussels Griffons and are they hard to housebreak?
They are intelligent and can learn quickly but may be independent, so training should be consistent, reward based, and patient. Housebreaking can take longer than average for some individuals, and strict routines plus crate training often help.
Can a Brussels Griffon be left alone during the workday?
This breed tends to form very strong bonds and is prone to separation anxiety if left for long stretches on a regular basis. They do best in homes where someone is around much of the day or where arrangements can be made for companionship and activity during longer absences.