Dogs 101 - BRUSSELS GRIFFON - Top Dog Facts About the BRUSSELS GRIFFON
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Dogs 101 - BRUSSELS GRIFFON
Dogs 101 - BRUSSELS GRIFFON
Top Dog Facts About the BRUSSELS GRIFFON
Just like many other dogs, the Brussels Griffons almost becomes an extinct breed due to the danger of the two World Wars, but they were saved thanks to the repopulation made by English breeders. With a Belgian origin, this breed is a mixture of Yorkshire Terrier, Irish Terrier and English toy spaniel. They were very famous and valued and actually are used exclusively as a domestic pet.
Time for some Ruff Trivia:
- The Brussels Griffon made its film debut in 1997 and shared with two Oscar winners. Can you tell us what their names were?
o A: Nicole Kidman & Tom Cruise
o B: Jennifer Aniston & Owen Wilson
o C: Helen Hunt & Jack Nicholson
What do you think, give it your best guess in the comments below before we get to the answer! Hang on tight and we’ll get back to this Ruff Trivia Question toward the end of the video.
There are three types of Griffon, the Belgian Griffon, Griffon of Brussels and the Petit Brabancon. With very similar characteristics, these are small dogs, sturdy and stocky, with a large round head with very agile and elegant movements. Their fur is rough, coarse and with different colors like red, beige, black/tan, and fully black. Griffons stand 7 to 8 inches tall and weigh 7 to 12 pound; in very rare occasions, some will grow to be 20 pounds.
Grooming: Frequent brushing, 3 to 4 times a week, along with monthly baths, is the best way to keep healthy and shiny the Griffon of Brussels Dog’s fur, eliminating tangles and dirt. Like other breeds, cutting their nails, cleaning the ears and brushing their teeth at least once a week, will help prevent diseases in your pet.
Temperament: If you are the kind of people how loves be around your dog, this is the best breed for you. The Griffon of Brussels demands a lot of attention because they don’t like loneliness very much. Observers, curious, extroverted, loving and playful these dogs have a strong connection with their human families, becoming in very faithful and loyal companions.
Training: Unlike other races, the Griffon of Brussels is very easy to train; only with a little patience is possible to educate him with no inconvenience. The training must be firm, serene, fair and fun, if you want fast and effective results. His energy and need to please his owner will make education a pleasant and fun moment.
Health: Just like their relatives, this kind of breed is quite healthy and doesn’t often suffer from dangerous diseases. But, the reality is that, some dogs may occasionally suffer from illness like weak bladder, distichiasis, patellar luxation, canine hip dysplasia (CHD), cataracts, diabetes and progressive retinal atrophy (PRA).
Even if the Griffon of Brussels was originally raised to hunt and kill rats, this ancient Belgian stray dog comes from a distinctive and unusual breed. Lovely and active, his intelligence, sense of humor and unique personality make him stand out from other races and make them an adorable, intelligent and faithful family member.
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