How to care for Brussels Griffon dogs? Most pet dogs have thick coats, so hair care is unavoidable maintenance work. Because the coat of the Brussels Griffon is relatively long, it needs regular trimming.

This dog does not require much exercise. You do not need to take it out for a walk every day. You can occasionally take it for a short walk or let it walk in the yard or do appropriate jumping and trotting.

For rough-coated Brussels Griffon dogs, it is necessary to frequently use a brush to comb the coat. During the combing process, you can consciously remove some old hair, which can promote the growth of new hair. The trimming procedure is: start with the forequarters, then the shoulders and elbows, and then trim the beard on the lower jaw, the edge of the ears and the outer hair of the eyes.

For puppy hair grooming, it is mainly to cut off some long hair on the ears, and only need to trim the hair on other edges slightly. However, the miscellaneous hair on the body and shoulders must be cut off. The hair on the back of the legs, on the toes and on the tail that is too long should also be trimmed appropriately.

The hair of the short-haired Brussels Griffon needs to be brushed frequently or wiped with a soft cloth to keep the fur clean and shiny.

The toes and claws of the above two types of dogs should also be trimmed regularly.

During the breeding period, you should always pay attention to observe the dog's mental state, whether the appetite is normal, whether the stool is regular, whether there is diarrhea or constipation, whether there are any abnormal changes in the dryness and humidity of the nose pad, whether the body temperature is normal, and if any If symptoms occur, treatment should be given as soon as possible.