Many dog hotels turn away unneutered dogs or add conditions. Here’s why — and how Mini Boarding House handles it.
Key takeaways
- Hormones make marking, overexcitement and mounting more likely, and other dogs may react to unneutered dogs.
- Mini Boarding House accepts unneutered dogs; they stay in a private room during boarding (small +NT$400, large +NT$600 per day).
- Calm dogs still join supervised play; females in heat can’t board.
Why special arrangements?
Unneutered dogs are more prone to marking, overexcitement and mounting. Even when a dog is perfectly well-behaved, some other dogs become tense or overly interested around them, so closer supervision is needed.
Our rules
- Unneutered dogs stay in a private room during boarding: small NT$400/day, large NT$600/day.
- When calm and getting along well, they join supervised indoor and outdoor play.
- They rest in their room at night and whenever close supervision isn’t possible.
- Females in heat (about 1–2 weeks before, during and after) can’t board or attend daycare.
- Unneutered males must complete a daycare assessment before boarding.
FAQ
Can unneutered dogs stay at a dog hotel?
Many hotels accept them with conditions. At Mini Boarding House they stay in a private room during boarding.
Will my unneutered dog still get to play?
Yes, when calm and getting along well, with close supervision.
Can females in heat board?
No, not at Mini Boarding House.
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