Key takeaways
- Dogs are grouped by size and temperament and never caged, with a 400-ping lawn to run, sniff and play on.
- Each dog is fed separately with rest before and after meals; 12:00–2:00 pm is quiet rest time.
- We send photos and videos on LINE every day, so you always know how your dog is doing.
Playtime on the lawn
Dogs are grouped by size, temperament and energy level, with big and small dogs kept apart. On our 400-ping lawn they run, sniff and play with dogs they get along with, and water-loving dogs can use the outdoor pool with staff.
One-on-one feeding and rest
- Each dog is fed separately, so we can watch appetite and medication.
- Rest before and after meals lowers the risk of bloat (GDV) in large dogs.
- 12:00–2:00 pm is quiet time — no check-ins, check-outs, pickups or visits.
Staff watching all day
Our staff read dog body language and step in at the first sign of stress or conflict. Shy dogs get quiet space and are never pushed to socialise.
Daily LINE updates
We send photos and videos on LINE every day of the stay — in English if you prefer. See dog boarding and pricing.
FAQ
Are dogs kept in cages?
Not at Mini Boarding House — dogs are cared for cage-free and grouped by size and temperament.
How are dogs fed?
Each dog is fed separately so we can watch appetite and medication, with rest before and after meals.
Can I see my dog during the stay?
Yes, we send photos and videos on LINE every day.
400-ping lawn, outdoor pool, cage-free open spaces, and photo and video updates on LINE every day.
Message us on LINEOr call +886 989-187-961 · 9:30 am–9:30 pm (quiet time 12–2 pm)