Faragon

Goodness, I had never even heard of the brand, but their Razor Lite 393RL looks amazing for my needs!
Found a seller in Germany (I live in the Netherlands) that'll ship it to my door for 1100 Euro exactly. It's slightly more money than I was planning to spend, but it genuinely looks amazing.

sunbrelliia

I had never heard of the brand (Sunbrella?), but I was thinking more along the lines of the rubber ring mats, they can (hopefully) get traction on the rings with their claws.

I have several friends who are either blind or can't see well enough to make out pictures, and there are some other reasons to use a text only browser or have a text read out to you. Got into the habit of creating an ID (image description) and VD (video description) for visual media that I post.

"My" breed is bred as a fisherman's helper in Portugal, the breed needs to be able to climb onto boats, and my eldest innately knew how to climb ladders from puppy hood on, she'll often make it known she wants me to support her neck/shoulders, and then she'll climb onto vertical things. (Youngest is re-homed, and less agile in everything, not sure if it's because of her different start or just different interests and drive)

Definitely going to have a look at sailing kayaks!

As I mentioned, I use a SUP board now, so it's extremely low on the water. They both wear their Ruffwear Float Coats when we're out (and I wear a PFD, especially when I go out alone, even when I can wade everywhere I paddle), and they're a great help in getting the pooches back on board.
They swim to the side of the boat, I let them hand me their toy first if they want (or not, all the same to me), and they'll sort of swim more upright, like we do treading water, and hook their front paws on the board. The buoyancy of the Float Coats helps with that I suppose. Then I just pull them up and towards the other side of the board.
Occasionally (especially when I get tired) I'll hold on to the opposite side of the board to give myself something to pull them towards, but usually it's a one handed operation.

I'm thinking of maybe using some pool floats with a rubber mat between them hooked on to the middle of the boat and into the water, the middle of the rubber should sink, and they would hopefully be able to clamber out of the water?