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YellowLab

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I'm sorry Baxter - we do not have a delivery date - just a dealer....(it's actually the look he gives when you tell him 'no more swimming' but works well here
 
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The World Sheepdog Championships were held in N.Ireland in September.
Our local dealer Hollybrook was there and you can see Princess Anne was speculating on a Quartermaster.
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Photo courtesy of Hollybrooks facebook page.
 
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Oh, totally knew that. We use things like truck porn and food porn, but those are inanimate objects. Dogs on the other hand... 🤣
 
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Our dog is up in years and I have built a little step that attaches to the receiver so that she can get in/out easily.
On a test drive of the Grenadier this weekend I noticed that the distance from the ground to the rear deck on the was considerably higher than our highest car today (see pic). Trying to figure out if my step needs to be modified and hoping somebody can give me a few measurements (A and B).

A = Distance from the ground to the top of the receiver
B = Distance from the top of the receiver to the deck

I might need to adjust my step to accommodate her stride:)

Thanks in advance
 

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Meet Riley (female English yellow lab, 4.5 years old) and Comet (male English yellow lab, 5.5 years old). Comet is a discharged service dog. They love going for rides in the car (especially when ice cream might be involved), going for hikes, snuggling on the couch, and chasing after the occasional black bear and deer through the woods.

My wife and I call them our “in home therapy support dogs.”

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GrenADV said:
Meet Riley (female English yellow lab, 4.5 years old) and Comet (male English yellow lab, 5.5 years old). Comet is a discharged service dog. They love going for rides in the car (especially when ice cream might be involved), going for hikes, snuggling on the couch, and chasing after the occasional black bear and deer through the woods.

My wife and I call them our “in home therapy support dogs.”

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Yellow labs are such amazing dogs!
 
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YellowLab said:
Yellow labs are such amazing dogs!
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They truly are! I raised a yellow lab a few years ago to be a service dog, and it was really cool how quickly they would learn to do what you asked of them (amazing what some pieces of hotdog and/or cereal can do to motivate a lab). He was placed with his life-partner after 3 years of training, and some of the tasks he does for his partner is: unzip/pull-off jackets, open/close doors, press automatic door openers when in public, retrieves beer/other beverages from the refrigerator, and turns on/off light switches. Above all, they just have great personalities too.
 
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GrenADV said:
They truly are! I raised a yellow lab a few years ago to be a service dog, and it was really cool how quickly they would learn to do what you asked of them (amazing what some pieces of hotdog and/or cereal can do to motivate a lab). He was placed with his life-partner after 3 years of training, and some of the tasks he does for his partner is: unzip/pull-off jackets, open/close doors, press automatic door openers when in public, retrieves beer/other beverages from the refrigerator, and turns on/off light switches. Above all, they just have great personalities too.
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I've been brand loyal to labs for all my life - cannot say enough good things about them. Especially like the English (conforming labs) such wonderful and mellow dogs
 
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