Copper the Yellow Lab — the daily show
Real dog. Real life. New episode every weekday.
With Ryan Scott — Copper's human — and Christine's corner, with Christine Scott, from launch week.
What it is
One real dog, one real day at a time. Each episode is five to seven minutes: a story from Copper's actual week when there's a story to tell, and honest, general Lab knowledge when there isn't — the show always tells you which one you're getting. No stock photos, no invented tales, no advice dressed up as a credential. Vet questions go to the vet; this is a dog's life, told straight.
The weekly rhythm
- Monday
Training & manners
The real ongoing work, reported honestly — including what isn't working.
- Tuesday
The gear shelf
One product, with its label said out loud: tested with Copper, or still on the shelf.
- Wednesday
Food & the Lab appetite
Feeding a food-driven dog, honestly.
- Thursday
The silvering muzzle
Care for a Lab in his prime, and the years ahead.
- Friday
The small moment
One real story from his week. A photo, a ride, a swim.
Christine's corner
Copper has two humans. Christine — the other one — joins from launch week with her own corner: the daycare report, the grooming shift, the view from the front seat. When she talks about this dog, she knows what she's talking about; she's usually the one holding the towel.
Episodes
The premiere is coming: 'Meet Copper: The Dog in the Back Seat.' The archive fills one weekday at a time from there — each episode listed with the photo it talks about.