Judging Brussels Griffons
Carole Ross delves into the intricate art of judging Brussels Griffons, emphasizing the significance of their distinct head features, body structure, and movement.
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Carole Ross delves into the intricate art of judging Brussels Griffons, emphasizing the significance of their distinct head features, body structure, and movement.
I will endeavor to write about the Brussels Griffonโs โalmost human expression.โ I have searched out mention of this in our American Brussels
The salient points of the purebred Brussels Griffon head need to be firmly imprinted in the mind of the judge, because therein lies the
2020 marks the 75th anniversary of the American Brussels Griffon Association. Brussels Griffons are a relatively new breed on the grand scale
Brussels Griffon fanciers travel to Louisville, KY, to take part in the American Brussels Griffon Association National Specialty.
The Brussels Griffon is a big personality in a 5-to-15-pound package. One look into his big, human-like eyes, and youโll be smitten. Griffs come in four colorsโred, black-and-reddish-brown (called belge), black and tan, and blackโand in smooth coats (like a Pug) or rough coats (like a Schnauzer). Their black muzzle and whiskers earned them the nickname โbearded dogsโ in old folk songs.
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