Brussels Griffon puppies

AKC Brussels Griffon puppies

DOB: 06/29/25

MOM (LT) - belge short rough weighing 11 lbs

DAD (Xavier) - black & tan rough coat weighing 11 lbs

AVAILABLE:

$3800 Poppy

MOM - LT

DAD - Xavier

This is an adorable litter out of Lt and Xavier. Xavier is our black & tan rough coated boy we imported from Russia in 2019. LT is not a small griff - she is out of Dynasty our Lithuanian male and weighs about 10 lbs. I believe most of these pups should mature 8-10 lbs.

Poppy is a cute little belge rough coat. She will have a legit beard but not long enough to have to be shaved off all the time. Perhaps close to her mom's hair coat. I anticipate she will have longer legs due to the Lithuanian bloodlines. Poppy is outgoing, loves people and beating up her brother. A lover of toys! Adventurous - she only takes a few minutes to start exploring new territory.

Poppy is are already microchipped and will come with information so that you can change that into your name. She will come with a shot and vet records showing when her next set are due. A sample of food will be provided as well as a label off the bag so you can keep them on the same food as to not cause stomach upset issues. I will always be here as breeder support for any questions that may come up.

As a breed - Brussels Griffon are needy little lap dogs. They will pick their people and spend the next 10-12 yrs typically ON that person or at least within a few feet. This is not a breed you can ignore not that you will want to. Adorable little faces to stare into. If you do not want a dog sitting in your lap at all times demanding your full attention - then this breed is probably not for you. BG do not really have an independent bone in their body. They can take some time to figure out the whole potty training thing.......but they DO train and once they have it- they have it. Doggy doors and crate training speed the process along.

DO NOT BE SCAMMED!!! If you are interested in purchasing a puppy off the internet from ANY breeder - use some common sense. If the deal sounds too good to be true.....it is. As for fraud control please ask your prospective breeder for SOMETHING. A video call is best - you can see the puppy live and almost all breeders now have that technology with FB Messenger, Google Duo or Skype. If they do not then I recommend a picture of your name on a piece of paper with the date with the puppy standing next to that picture along with a phrase you come up with on the spot. If a scammer has stolen a picture he/she will not be able to do that for you because they do not have the puppy. Or references - a legitimate breeder will always be able to provide a reference from another buyer. There are just as many scammers stealing my photos to scam individuals as there are scammers taking innocent client's money. I don't mean to scare anyone. Everyone needs to protect themselves when purchasing anything through the internet.