Griffons Belges Pár szóban :

• Fej

  Broad, round skull, well rounded forehead, very pronounced stop.

   

   

• Test

  Square-shaped and powerful overall, with well defined withers, straight, short, strong back, short, muscular loins that are very slightly arched, broad croup.

   

   

• Bunda

  Griffon Bruxellois: Red, reddish; a little black is acceptable on the head furnishing.Griffon Belge: Black, black and tan. Pure, well sustained tan markings on forelegs, from foot to wrist, back legs, from foot to hock, rising on the inside of the legs, on chest, cheeks, chin, and above the eyes, inside the ears, below the tail and around the vent. Black may be mixed with red-brown, which is permitted, although pure black and black and tan are preferred.Petit Brabançon: Same colors as above. Dark mask. Gray mask is acceptable in older dogs.

   

   

• Fülek

  Carried semi-erect and falling forward.

   

   

• Farok

  Set high, carried quite high, with the tip towards the back without reaching it or being curled.

   

   

• Szőrzet

  The Griffon Bruxellois and Griffon Belge are rough-coated with undercoat. Naturally harsh, slightly wavy, not curled, trimmed, sufficiently long to allow the structure to be appreciated. If the hair is too long it will destroy the outline. Silky or woolly hair is a serious fault. The Petit Brabançon has short, harsh, close and shiny hair, no longer than ¾ inch.Head furnishing: Beard and mustache begin under the line of the nose and eye and reach from ear to ear, covering muzzle and cheeks with thick hair longer than on the rest of the body. Above the eyes, the hair is longer than the rest of the skull, forming eyebrows.