Belgian dwarf griffons

The Belgian Dwarf Griffons are three Belgian dog breeds recognized by the FCI (No.80, 81, 82, Gr.9, Sek.3).

Basic Data
Country of Origin	Belgium
Classification FCI Group	Group 9: Companion and Companion Dogs Section 3: Small Belgian Dog Breeds Without working test
Breed names according to FCI	Griffon Bruxellois (80) Griffon Belge (81) (Belgian Griffon) Petit Brabançon (82) (Little Brabant Griffon)
color	Griffon Bruxellois: red, reddish; a tinge of black is permitted on the long hair of the head Griffon Belge: black, black with tan. The tan markings must be pure and of a uniform, rich color Petit Brabancon: The same colors are allowed as for the Griffons. He has a black mask. Gray or icy shades in the mask in older dogs should not be penalized
weight	up to 6 kg
Height at the withers	up to 28 cm

Description

Along with the Petit Brabançon, (Brabancon, Brabanter Griffon) and the Griffon Belge, the Griffon Bruxellois is the third breed in the group of Belgian pygmy griffons, all three of which can fall in one litter. All have rough hair with an undercoat. The hair is naturally harsh, slightly wavy and trimmed.

The Griffon Belge gets along well with children, making it a good family dog. He is also very reliable and gets along well with other dogs. He doesn't need a lot of exercise. His coat is also not very maintenance-intensive.

The Griffon Bruxellois is a good family dog that gets along very well with all members. He is a very good-natured and lively four-legged friend. He does not need a lot of exercise and can also be kept in smaller apartments. The coat should be brushed regularly.