How much does a Brussels Griffon puppy cost?

You’re paying for a lot more than a cute face when you buy a Brussels Griffon puppy. These tiny dogs, usually under 10 pounds, are in the Toy Group and rank only 98th in popularity, so breeders are few and far between. That limited supply means prices stay high, especially since breeding them is tough. Their brachycephalic skulls make natural birth difficult—many litters require C-sections, which can cost $1,500 or more per delivery. That’s a major expense baked into the puppy’s price. Reputable breeders also invest in health testing for conditions like patellar luxation, hip dysplasia, and eye diseases, all common in the breed. Testing isn’t cheap, and ethical breeders won’t skip it. You’ll often see prices between $1,500 and $4,000, with $2,500 as the average. If you see a Brussels Griffon puppy for under $1,200, be wary. That price likely means skipped health screenings, poor breeding conditions, or worse—puppy mill ties. These dogs aren’t hypoallergenic, so demand isn’t driven by allergy concerns. What you’re really paying for is responsible breeding, surgical births, and long-term health investment. Cut corners, and you’ll pay later in vet bills.