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8. Brussels Griffon
The Brussels Griffon’s expressive face wins hearts instantly. Nearly lost during the world wars, these rare dogs survived thanks to devoted breeders. Highly social, they hate being alone for long. Originally bred to chase rats in Belgian stables, they’re now beloved companions. Their coats, rough or smooth, come in red, black, black and tan, or beige. Their human-like expressions and signature beards make them stand out. Small but bold, they brim with personality. They bond tightly with owners and may struggle with separation anxiety if left too often.
