Breed Group: Toy
Weight: 8-10 lbs
Height: 7-8 inches
Color(s): red, belge (mixed reddish brown and black), black and tan, or black
Coat: Is rough-haired and reddish-pink. It may have black on its nose and chin.
Overview: The Brussels Griffon is known for the almost human expression on his face. He is highly intelligent and sensitive. Even though he requires the protections need by any toy breed, the Brussels Griffon is a total companion, bright and alert. If he feels threatened, he kicks up a big fuss.
Character: Curious, mischievous, and playful, the Brussels Griffon is eager to learn.
Temperament: This dog gets along well with children, other dogs, and any household pets. It always enjoys company.
Care: The coat should be plucked by hand on a regular basis. The beard needs to be combed frequently to remove food particles.
Training: The intelligence of this breed makes training fairly easy.
Activity: Although the Brussels Griffon is perfectly happy with apartment life, it enjoys the occasional country outing.

Breed Group: Toy
Weight: 7-9 lbs
Height: 9-11.5 inches
Color(s): black, gray, silver, red, or black and tan
Coat: Coarse, growing in swirls. Can be brown or gray, but is generally black.
Overview: The Affenpinscher is a balanced, wiry-haired terrier-like toy dog whose intelligence and demeanor make it a good house pet.
Character: Affenpinschers are intelligent, friendly, loyal, alert, and lively.
Temperament: Affenpinschers get along fine with children, other Affenpinschers, and other types of household pets. They may be alarmed by unknown visitors.
Care: Hair should never be clipped, as it ruins the coat. Coat may need to be plucked periodically by a professional dog trimmer. 
Training: Training must be consistent. This dog learns commands fairly quickly.
Activity: This breed needs quick, short walks at least three times a day. Regular playtime keeps Affenpinschers happy. 

Breed Group: Toy
Weight: 8-13 lbs
Height: 8-11 inches
Color(s): black and white, red and white, or black and tan and white
Coat: Hair is long and soft and should not be curly.
Overview: The Japanese Chin is bright and alert and likes being clean and tidy. He is playful. Sometimes he'll even make up his own tricks to show off to his audience of friends.
Character: This dog is affectionate, playful, and cheerful. They like to be the center of attention but do not bark often.
Temperament: This breed cannot cope with rough handling by larger dogs or children. Otherwise, it gets along with just about all living creatures.
Care: Regular grooming with a brush and comb (twice a week) is required. To keep the coat white, the dog needs to be washed periodically.
Training: Keep in mind that this dog can have a slight stubbornness. However, there should be no difficulty training it.
Activity: Although this dog enjoys running, romping, and playing, it is well-suited for apartment life.