The Basset Griffon Vendeen, also known as Vendean Griffon Basset, is a very skilled tracking dog, and although small in stature, these dogs are very long in body. Their most endearing feature is their beautiful bushy eyebrows, moustache, and beard, which add to their overall charming appearance. Over the years, these adorable dogs have become popular as companion and family dogs in many regions of the world, but they were originally bred in France to hunt game and track down rabbits and hares.
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Basset Griffon Vendeen
This is Wendy she is around 3 years old Currently living in a 3 person house and with a cat, reason for re homing is she’s not suitable to live with children and I’m expecting a baby She’s energetic

Basset Griffon Vendeen
Griffon grand bassets. Great little family pets and would make good show dogs. These pups are fed on the best raw food chicken and tripe and lamb. Bought up around grandkids and family life and ot
Petit Basset Griffon Vendéens (PBGVs) make good pets for active families or individuals who can meet their exercise and training needs. They are lively, cheerful, affectionate, and bond deeply with their owners. While playful and good with children when supervised due to their small size, they have a strong prey drive and can be stubborn, requiring consistent and patient training. They are social dogs but tend to be vocal and need ample mental and physical stimulation, making them less ideal for very laid-back households.