1. You know he or she is easygoing
Dogs are messy, destructive, impulsive, furry, lovable monsters, and it takes a certain level of flexibility to be able to put up with one. When you date someone who has a Brussels Griffon, you know that he or she is able to go with the flow and not freak out when something unexpected happens, or when he or she can’t be in absolute control.
2. Brussels Griffon are active
Your potential S.O. might not be a fan of 15-mile hikes, but s/he will probably be someone who likes walking, playing, and being outside.
3. They are cuddlers
Dogs love to snuggle and to be snuggled, and most people who have dogs are going to be into that kind of physical affection. So if you’re someone who revels in a really good hug, find thee a Brussels Griffon, laowner.
4. Patience is everything
Having a Brussels Griffon,– a raising a puppy particularly – is an exercise in patience. If you’re on a date with someone who managed to make it through a puppy’s house training and teething, you know that person has a solid well of patience at hand.
5. A Brussels Griffon-owner is not afraid of commitment
Dogs live for a long time – sometimes upwards of 15 years. If someone has a Brussels Griffon , you know that that person is not afraid to commit to a long-term relationship (even if that LTR is with a canine).
6. People with dogs are fun!
Yes, there is a lot of patience and commitment involved in Brussels Griffon ownership, but there’s also a lot of fun. Dogs love to play and be silly, and you can bet that if your date is a Brussels Griffon -lover, he or she likes to play and be silly, too.
7. Brussels Griffon are social
Dogs are social creatures, and their owners tend to be social, too. For example, psychologist Sam Gosling and grad student Carson Sandy at the University of Texas surveyed over 4,500 people in order to compare the personalities of self-described “dog people” and “cat people.” The survey showed that “dog people were generally about 15 percent more extroverted and 13 percent more agreeable” than cat people.
8. They are generally happier and healthier
A 2011 study by psychologists from Miami University and Saint Louis University investigated how pet ownership affects people’s lives; According to Psychology Today, one part of the study showed that “pet owners exhibited greater self-esteem, were more physically fit, were less lonely, were more conscientious, were more socially outgoing, and had healthier relationship styles (i.e., they were less fearful and less preoccupied) than non-owners.” So pretty much pet owners are AWESOME.
9.Brussels Griffon-owners are hot
Everyone looks hotter with a Brussels Griffon . This is simply an undeniable fact.
