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Griffichon

1/2 Bichon Frise x 1/2 Brussels Griffon

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Recognized By:	DBR , IDCR

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Mispellings:	Griffinchon, Grifichon

Living with a Griffichon

Temperament: The Griffichon has a great temperament.

Family Dog: The Griffichon is a good family dog who is loyal to the entire family and plays well with other dogs and children.

Shedding: The Griffichon has no undercoat and sheds very little making them a good choice for people with allergies.

Training: The Griffichon is a very smart dog and a fast learner who is very easy to train.

Behavior: The Griffichon is a very well behaved dog that is non-aggressive and playful.

Barking: The Griffichon barks minimally, only when they see someone on their property or if the door bell rings.

Weather: The Griffichon prefers to be inside during cold weather or during high temperatures.

Exercise: The Griffichon loves to play outside but is just as happy relaxing inside.

Griffichon Appearance

Appearance: The Griffichon looks similar to the Bichon with the under bite of the Brussels Griffon.

Size: The Griffichon weighs around 12 to 16 pounds.

Color: The coat of the Griffichon is gray with a touch of brown.

Coat: The Griffichon has a soft and curly coat.

Griffichon Facts

Characteristics: The Griffichon can be timid around unfamiliar larger dogs.

Griffichon Health

Ear Health: The Griffichon can have some issues with yeast building up.

Litter Size: The average litter size of the Griffichon is 3 pups.

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