Although the Broodle Griffon is friendly, it might have initial reservations about strangers like its Poodle parent but warm up after getting introduced to the person. On the other hand, if it inherits the inquisitive nature of the Brussels Griffon parent, it may display defensive behavior when an unfamiliar person or dog is around.
Care and Grooming
Grooming a Broodle Griffon depends on the kind of coat it has inherited. Those with a curly coat would need brushing at least two times a week and clipping every few months. On the other hand, if it has a smooth, wavy coat like the Brussels Griffon it would need less grooming.
Exercise
Although the Broodle Griffon can be high energy and have a playful nature, they have minimal exercise needs and can therefore do okay living in an apartment. They would do fine with a walk or some amount of outdoor games on a daily basis, or even a proper amount of indoor playtime.
Training
The Broodle Griffon can be easy to train because of its intelligent nature and willingness to please its master. As with all dog breeds, it is also good to socialize your dog beginning as a puppy to avoid anxiety with strangers, other dogs, and prevent any future behavioral problems.
Clubs, Registries, & Associations
(Based on breed recognition. See store for details on a particular puppy.)
- American Canine Hybrid Club
- Designer Breed Registry
- Designer Dogs Kennel Club
- Dog Registry of America, Inc.
- International Designer Canine Registry
Additional Information
Group: Toy
Average Weight: 7-15 lbs.
Personality Traits: Cheerful, smart, intelligent
Country of Origin: United States
Coat: Medium or Long
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