Key takeaways
- Dogs in Taiwan must be registered and microchipped, and rabies vaccination is required by law.
- When choosing a dog hotel, check it holds a pet business licence and that you can communicate easily.
- Mini Boarding House takes bookings and sends daily updates in English via LINE, with pickup from Taipei, New Taipei and Taoyuan.
Pet registration and microchips
Dogs in Taiwan must be registered and microchipped. Many vet clinics can do this for you. Remember to update your details if you move or change your phone number. Check your city’s animal protection office for the latest rules.
Rabies and core vaccines
Taiwan requires dogs to be vaccinated against rabies regularly, and core vaccines protect against diseases such as distemper and parvovirus. Dog hotels usually ask to see vaccination records — at Mini Boarding House, unvaccinated dogs or dogs with expired vaccines can’t board or attend daycare.
Choosing a dog hotel
- Check the business holds a special pet business licence (ours is no. A1100926).
- Make sure you can communicate in a language you’re comfortable with.
- Visit in person to see the space, how dogs are grouped and the daily routine.
- Book a daycare day before the first stay so your dog can settle in.
Booking Mini Boarding House in English
You can book, ask questions and receive daily updates in English through our official LINE account @564uadew. Start at our English site.
FAQ
Do I need to register my dog in Taiwan?
Yes. Dogs in Taiwan must be registered and microchipped; many vet clinics offer registration.
Can I book Mini Boarding House in English?
Yes. Use our official LINE account @564uadew to book, ask questions and get daily updates in English.
Can unvaccinated dogs stay?
No. Unvaccinated dogs or dogs with expired vaccines can’t board or attend daycare.
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