Happiness Farm Introduction
Originally a paddy field with chicken coops, it transformed with the changing times in Taiwan. Since 1985, the farm grew from 8 dairy cows to over 300, providing fresh milk across Taiwan. In 2005, not wanting to abandon the family business established by the previous generation, the second generation developed various dairy products and established "No. 100 Ranch," which allowed high-quality fresh milk to have a better market. In 2008, continuing to reduce production, and driven by a love for dogs and freedom, they began to plan and open a leisure cafe for weekends! In 2010, the last dairy cow was sent away, marking the end of the ranch, and they devoted themselves to creating a paradise for dogs and their owners. In 2013, they adopted the name "Happiness Farm," hoping to bring happiness through food and a comfortable environment! The old ranch has transformed, retaining the appearance of the cow shed and barn but no longer houses any cows. It operates only on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, offering coffee, waffles, pasta, and other dishes. The entrance fee is 100 NT dollars per person, fully redeemable for purchases! For dogs, the entrance fee varies by size: 100 or 150 NT dollars, which can be exchanged for a small snack!
