Hi, I’m Linda 👋

I've always had a soft spot for dogs. Growing up in Sweden, my wish list was pretty consistent: a dog. Birthdays, Christmases, and even Easters passed, and while I didn't get my wish, it did steer me towards dog sitting. Turns out, it’s a dream come true in its quirky way—I get to hang out with dogs and help their humans out. Win-win!

Fast forward to now, I swapped Sweden for Australia, traded student life for a BA in Digital Media, and landed a gig as a Product Designer that lets me work anytime, anywhere. This means I'm all in for playtime, cuddles, and the occasional work-from-home buddy in the form of your dog.

About my living situation: I share a space with my bonus Aussie family. It’s a lively household with my Aussie mom, who’s a wizard at making a house a home; my Aussie dad, who knows a thing or two about everything mechanical and electrical; and their daughter, my friend and Ruby’s human, who’s now adventuring abroad more often than not. Ruby, by the way, is our resident Rough Collie, who's mastered the art of being everyone’s friend.

Here’s the scoop: our place is practically a dog haven. No dog of ours is going to be left alone in the backyard—that’s just not how we roll. We’re all about keeping them involved, whether it’s hanging out with us indoors or going on adventures around the neighbourhood. And because I’m around so much, you can bet your dog will have company and entertainment around the clock.

We’ve got the space, too. Our backyard is the kind of place dogs dream about, perfect for those who love a good sniff exploration or a spirited game of fetch. Friends and family have dubbed it “Motel M,” and honestly, the name just stuck.

I’m all about making sure your dog feels at home here. From arranging doggy playdates for the social butterflies to ensuring every guest has their favourite spot to lounge in, we go the extra mile. Think of me as the fun aunt who’s got the snacks knows all the best walking trails, and is always ready for a cuddle session.

Looking forward to making your dog’s acquaintance and hopefully, making your life a tad easier. 

Thanks for stopping by. 

Linda