Woman Ends Up With Surprise Litter of Corgis, So She Starts a Corgi Cafe
One surprise litter of Corgis was all it took to turn a Bangkok pet owner into a cafe entrepreneur. Tanchanok Kanawaong did not exactly plan on running a dog-themed business, but once 12 puppies entered the picture, she found a way to make it work.
Animal cafes are popular across Asia, and Corgi in the Garden quickly became a place where visitors could pay to spend time with the dogs, while the pups got plenty of care, breaks, and room to roam. It is a sweet setup, but it also comes with a few rules that keep the whole operation running smoothly.
Now the cafe is drawing attention for all the right reasons, and the puppies are clearly the main attraction.
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The dogs receive a lot of treats throughout the day from customers, but it's okay: they run in the garden at least three times a day to let off some steam and burn some calories.
Every day that Corgi in the Garden is open, there are one-hour sessions for people to play with the dogs and hang out at the cafe for $11 per person (not bad!). The pooches also get one-hour breaks during the day so they can snooze and lounge around, as dogs love to do.
It is a pretty good deal for anyone who wants puppy time without the full-time responsibility.
This also echoes the Redditor who wanted pay for dogsitting after doing it free for years.
Redditor Intention To Request Money For Dogsitting After Doing It Free For Long Gets Support From People Online.Sleepy Puppies.
The owner makes sure to look after the dogs as her first priority.
“I would also like to add that the well-being of the Corgis has always been our priority, so we’ve set up some playing rules. Because we have limited seating, we can’t accept reservations and provide first-come, first-served service to walk-in customers only.”
That is the kind of rule that keeps a cute idea from turning into chaos.
After seeing how the cafe handles stray dogs, read how one shop welcomed them to stay warm. Coffee Shop Welcomes Stray Dogs to Stay Warm on Cold Winter Nights.
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