The Dach Griffon is a crossbreed between the Dachshund and the Brussels Griffon. It typically has a wiry coat, a sturdy body, and expressive eyes. Known for its lively and affectionate nature, this breed thrives in a family environment and enjoys playtime. The Dach Griffon is adaptable to both urban and rural settings.

The Dach Griffon is not a recognized wild animal species but rather refers to a crossbreed between the Dachshund and the Brussels Griffon, both of which are domestic dog breeds. Therefore, it does not have a 'native region' in the wild. However, the parent breeds have origins in Germany and Belgium, respectively.

As a domesticated hybrid dog, the Dach Griffon is typically found in human environments such as homes and urban or suburban settings. It does not have a natural habitat in the wild.

The Dach Griffon serves as a companion animal, often kept as a pet in households. Its ecological niche is primarily centered around human companionship, with roles such as providing emotional support and companionship.