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About the breed
Red Rough Coat
This is a mostly non-sheding version of the breed, it is actually hair and comes out when you brush them. Show dogs are usually hand stripped and the dog doesn't seem to mind the process. It is suppose to make the coat a deep red. Highly affectionate "Velcro dogs" that form a deep bond with their families. Known for their comedic, almost human-like expressions.
Smooth Red Coat
This version of the breed will shed, a weekly bath helps with the shedding. It seems to be mostly twice a year, in the spring and fall. The only grooming is trimming nails and cleaning ears. The smooth version tends to be more animated and everyone is their friend. This version is also called Petit Brabancon in Europe. They thrive on constant companionship. Despite their tiny frame, they often forget their size. They can be comically self-important.
Smooth Black & Tan Coat
Laughter is always present with a Brussels Griffon around because of their comical face. Their devotion and admiration are irresistible. They both have an outgoing personality and are quick to become your best friend. Because they are small and active in the house, they make good condo or apartment dogs. Empty nesters are often ideal owners because, Brussels Griffons are like children who never grow up and leave for college.
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