The Brug dog in another appealing companion breed, absolutely well suited for an apartment or small spaces. They are loyal, particularly towards their owner, and bond deeply with them. This could make them overly possessive, resulting in feelings of jealousy for other members of their family. They even profess self-importance, often perceived as dominance.
Dog Profile
Brug Dog Full GrownBrug Dog PuppyBrussels Griffon Cross PugGriffon x Pug DogBrussels Griffon Pug MixBrussels Griffon PugGriffon PugBrussels Griffon Pug Mix PuppiesBrussels Griffon x Pug
Other Names:Griffon Pug
Breed Registry Details:ACHC, DDKC, DBR, IDCR, DRA
Common Physical Features:Sturdy, compact built; short muzzle; a flat face; round head; floppy, silky ears; sturdy legs; curled or pointed tail
History:N/A
Coat Type:Smooth, short and straight with a glossy finish; Rough and long with a dense and wiry texture
Kids-Friendly:Somewhat; as the Brussels Griffon, like most terriers, get defensive when handled roughly
Stranger-friendly:Somewhat; as their Brussels Griffon parent show some amount of reservedness towards strangers
Animal-Friendly:Somewhat; they could inherit the Brussels Griffon’s hunting instincts and must be kept away from birds and rodents; early socialization needed
Climate Compatibility:Moderate; intolerant to warm weather
Coat Brushing:Moderate; once or twice a week if it has a smooth coat;
High; thrice or four times a week if it is rough-coated like the Brussels Griffon; brush their bears every day if they have one like the Brussels Griffon
Bathing:Occasional; once a month for smooth-coated ones; Frequent; in every six or eight weeks for rough-coated varieties
Eyes and Ears Cleaning:Regular; once or twice a week
Brushing of Teeth:Regular; once a week
Nail Clipping:Occasional; once a month
Feeding:Adults: 1.5 – 2 cups dry dog food per day
Puppies: ½ cup dry dog food per day
Hypoallergenic:No
Barking Capacity:Moderate
Trainability:Moderate; they pick up any new thing fast but could often act stubborn, needing a firm, patient master
Common Health Problems:Hip dysplasia, patellar luxation, respiratory problems, dry eye, cataracts
Origin:USA
On the whole, with a little obedience and socialization training since their puppy days, the Brug would emerge as excellent family pets. Avoid leaving them lonely for a prolonged period lest that could make them destructive.
