Help Me Design a Labrador Retriever

Bulldogs, fine. I have a couple.
But really, wouldn't a Labrador be cool? Help me design a Labrador pipe. I have a block of briar.
I'll work with general descriptions, no problem. Be nice if we could form some consensus about things like what would a Labrador pipe's
- stem style be?

- shank?

- chamber dimensions?

- Length?
How do we get a pipe shape to abstractly represent my favorite breed? (My nick is actually a tribute to one of my most gentlemanly studs, "Piper Cheyenne Twelfth-Pup." My favorite Lab right now is crazy with energy, but extremely smart. "Shyper" was dignified, serious, and dedicated. I may have only had one other dog who was a better hunter, Dakota Sun Catcher. IMPOSSIBLE retrieves! Genius retriever! But she was also a stubborn old bitch. She sometimes told me to go to hell and did her own thing out there.
I want a pipe designed as a tribute to these dogs, yet I'm not settled on what that should be.
Abstract. Not a sculpture, not a caricature of a dog, not a "dog's head." But something exemplifying the best traits of a Labrador Retriever that you could sort of "see" in a pipe shape.
Color is easy. I've had black, yellow and chocolate labs. I favor yellow. (Cheyenne was yellow; Dakota was a "Dudley" -- double recessive, meaning, she had chocolate lab accents and was sired by a chocolate but was yellow).
Their intelligent brown eyes might be a representable feature in the finish. Shiny, glossy, deep brown.
Forehead lines... well, see, depends on American Lab or English if you go with a sharp cut forehead or slant/slope forehead.
Bodies vary, too. Long slender legs (seeing the shank and stem here) or shorter-legged, stout body.
Rusticated represents the longer coats of some I've had, but most were real short hair, like my current Black Lab...
Don't know.
Help?

Boy, anxious to start this now!

Good draft.. yes.
And the image suddenly comes to mind of them paddling anxiously out to retrieve a duck, the way their cheeks bellow out, nose up as they plow through the water, eyes excited, searching. Wonder if can get the angle to do that.
But wide, yes. They can put anything in that giant maw. It envelopes, accommodates pretty big birds. Hell, they bring back Giant Canadas with no trouble. That trotting return, head heavy with the bird, trying to see past the bird in their mouth. I can sort of see the lines to represent from that.

And the way it fills your hand... that has to be accounted for. You put your palm over the head or brow of a lab, it fills your palm, they push back against it firmly, or, wanting petted, come force their heads under your hand and toss it up over themselves.
Or as you said, the paw. "Shake!" And the paw is in your palm. That beefy pad, their foundation. One of those, the paw or head, you have to feel as you hold the bowl.

Hmmm... something like that. They have that white undercoat. Could be in the finish.
But not oiled. Oiled, that would be my old Chessy (long since gone). Gawd-awful oily coat, that Chesapeake!