Yes. Brussels Griffons typically do well in families with children, other dogs, or cats.

The modern WPG still possesses the qualities that Korthals envisioned over a century ago. A versatile gundog with a high degree of trainability, the Griffon excels in hunting upland birds, waterfowl, and furred game.

The Wirehaired Pointing Griffon has a wiry outer coat and soft undercoat. Despite their double coat, Griffs are a low-shedding breed. They are relatively low-maintenance when it comes to grooming, but some at-home brushing and hand stripping is necessary.

The typical Wirehaired Pointing Griffon personality is that of a friendly and affectionate dog. They're outgoing animals that can think quickly on their feet, a trait that comes in handy when they're out on a hunt.