A red-cheeked griffling, one of the post popular grifflings as pets today. Originally from the scrub lands of Australia, this delightful little creature has long been thought of as a beginner's introduction into the world of griffonry. They're small, friendly, not fussy about their food, and make excellent pets for children. They can be taught to mimic whistles (my colleague's can whistle several television theme songs) and, with a great deal of patience, fetch small objects. They can be timid around strangers, and like all griffons and grifflings they have a great deal of pride. However they do not stay mad for long, and they really are a treat to have around. Of course their detractors will tell you that they are messy molters, prone to screaming, and not terribly bright. Like all nay-sayers, such people really aren't fit to own a griffling (or any sort of animal, with the possible exception of a large snake - and only because there is the chance they might get eaten.)

Art trade with Indagare (I had no idea if you meant an anthro-griffon, so I just went with it, hope you like it anyways!)