Zuma has scuba gear he wears on his back like a backpack. It features with a flashlight as well. This valuable kit is used on underwater missions (such as "Pups Save a Goodway"). Zuma usually scuba-dives alongside Ryder, though he did so on his own in "Pups and the Trouble with Turtles".

Is Zuma a girl? No. Zuma is a male chocolate labrador pup.

five years old Zuma is a playful, water-loving Labrador pup, and the team's water rescue dog. At five years old, he's a happy, energetic beach puppy who loves to laugh and surf. He's always trying to get the more serious pups like Chase and Rubble to “lighten up.”

Moto Pups is the twenty-sixth DVD release of PAW Patrol. It was released on June 1, 2021.

Zuma, a small cat-rigged dinghy made by American Machine and Foundry (AMF) Zuma (satellite), a U.S. military satellite launched by SpaceX.

And a smile on his.

Skye also has a crush on Chase as she keeps glancing or staring at him and smiling at him a lot of times . Whenever Ryder chooses Chase for a mission, Skye will look at Chase smiling when he says his catchphrases.

Rocky is one of the seven main protagonists in the PAW Patrol series. He is a male mixed breed Eco pup and the fifth member of the PAW Patrol. It is unknown what his true breeds are.

10-year-old Ryder is a 10-year-old boy who runs the Lookout and serves as the leader of the other PAW Patrol Live!

7-year-old Chase (voiced by Tristan Samuel in Season 1, Max Calinescu in Season 2 to Season 4 and Mighty Pups, Justin Kelly in Season 5 to early Season 10, Luke Dietz in early Season 10 onwards, Iain Armitage in PAW Patrol: The Movie, Christian Convery in The Mighty Movie) is a 7-year-old German Shepherd who serves as a police ...

PAW Patrol was conceived as both a TV show and toy line by the Canadian global children's entertainment company Spin Master in 2010. At the time, Spin Master was known for its boys' action toys, particularly figurines for the anime series Bakugan®.

Children aged two to four are the key demographic of this show. This is the stage when they should be learning to share, take turns, understand and regulate their emotions - so why is there never a single clear lesson at the end of an episode of PAW Patrol?