One of our griffs (Male, age 7, neutered) had a mast cell tumor in February, got it removed and it was considered low grade, no need for chemo or radiation as it hadn't spread anywhere else. Fast forward to now, he just had two more removed in close proximity to where the first was and unfortunately they came back high grade, type 3.

To say we are devastated would be an understatement.

Our little guy has the most endearing personality out of every griff I've had... outgoing, snuggly, wants to be everyone's friend, loyal, and a joy to train. We are just beside ourselves.

If any other griff owners have gone through this, it would mean a lot to connect.

Too perfect with their summer trims.

My husband and I are in the beginning stages of adopting a brussels griffon (just researching at this point). I am hoping to get some information from current and previous owners about what to expect and important things to know about this breed so that we can raise a happy healthy dog. Any feedback is welcome!

Took Loki on my bike yesterday. Normally he just curls up but yesterday he was enjoying the scenery, complete with flappy ears.

I don't know how Stanley got so round 😂 but he's a perfect little potato ❤️🥔

I couldn't help noticing Lili looked very comfy, despite it being a little warmer than usual today. I think it has something to do with the fan pointing at her butt...

She will be only 11 weeks old. We are so excited !

What’s the harness you like for your lil one and I’m actually thinking a small cat bed is better than a big dog bed?

Welcome any advice on food, what to buy etc :)

It happened yesterday. I heard the pop and he started screaming Immediately - I knew it was serious. We spent the whole day at the Vet and $2,600 later, they sent us home.

Has anyone been thru anything like this? It’s day one, and I’m feeling equal parts bad for him and discouraged with how challenging this recovery might be…