Happiness Farm Introduction
From the original rice paddies and chicken coops, with the changes in Taiwan over the years. Since 1985, the farm went from raising 8 to over 300 dairy cows, providing fresh milk to various parts of Taiwan daily. In 2005, not abandoning the family business established by the previous generation, the second generation developed various dairy products and established "No. 100 Farm," allowing high-quality fresh milk to have better market access. In 2008, production continued to decline, and due to a love for dogs and freedom, planning began to open a weekend leisure coffee shop! In 2010, the last dairy cow was sent away, closing down the farm and fully committing to creating a paradise for dogs and their owners. In 2013, it received a new name, "Happy Farm," hoping that delicious food and a comfortable environment would bring happiness to visitors! The old farm transformed, retaining the appearance of the cow sheds, but there are currently no cows. It is open only on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, offering coffee, waffles, pasta, and other meals. The admission fee is NT$100 per person, fully redeemable for purchases! The entrance fee for dogs is NT$100/150 depending on size, which can be exchanged for a small snack!
