CHASE is a German Shepard puppy and main character of the PAW Patrol. He is a police and traffic cop dog and a spy dog as of Season 2. His primary purpose is to keep things in line and direct/warn traffic when an emergency happens. His secondary purpose is to track missing animals or people using spy gear.

Spin Master 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®.

German Shepherd Chase remains one of the most popular dogs on the show. As the police dog, it is no surprise that Chase is a German Shepherd. Given this dog breed's popularity, most people quickly catch onto Chase's breed.

Chase has two Pup pack vests. His first one, which is used for his normal police uniform, has a spotlight that doubles as a megaphone and launcher that shoots tennis balls and nets. His Super Spy Pup Pack also has launcher, a zip line, and a flashlight that doubles as a megaphone.

German Shepherd Chase is Paw Patrol member number 2 and is a German Shepherd. He is an athletic character and loves to take control. He is a police and traffic cop dog, and in season 2 of Paw Patrol, he also becomes a spy dog.

German Shepherd Chase, as shown in the series, is a German Shepherd. He has brown fur covering his body, with lighter brown/tan fur on his face, and on his paws. He has a long beaver-like tail.

PAW Patrol is a Canadian-American CGI-animated kids' television series created by Keith Chapman. It is produced by Spin Master Entertainment with animation provided by Guru Studio. In Canada, the series is shown on TVOKids. In the United States, the show is on Nickelodeon instead.

Canadian Yes, PAW Patrol is Canadian. The show is produced by Spin Master Entertainment, headquartered in Toronto. (It's also the company behind Bakugan, Air Hogs, Little Charmers, the Zoomer Dino, and many other products you've likely seen on your children's wish lists.)

German Shepherd Chase is Paw Patrol member number 2 and is a German Shepherd. He is an athletic character and loves to take control. He is a police and traffic cop dog, and in season 2 of Paw Patrol, he also becomes a spy dog.

Marshall is a Dalmatian, Rubble is an English Bulldog, Chase is a German Shepherd, Rocky is a mixed-breed dog, Zuma is a Chocolate Labrador Retriever, Skye and Coral are both Cockapoos, Everest is a Siberian Husky, Tracker is a Chihuahua, Tuck and Ella are both Golden Retrievers, Rex is a Bernese Mountain Dog, Liberty ...

German Shepherd Chase is Paw Patrol member number 2 and is a German Shepherd. He is an athletic character and loves to take control. He is a police and traffic cop dog, and in season 2 of Paw Patrol, he also becomes a spy dog.

But this left Paw Patrol with a problem. If everyone had a Paw Patrol toy, then it meant that people would stop buying Paw Patrol toys. So, in season two, they turned Chase into a spy.

Paw Patrol This seven-year-old German Shepherd herds traffic down the right detour, blocks off dangerous roads, and solves all kinds of mysteries. Even though he is allergic to cats and feathers, Chase can sniff out anything.

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 ...

Spin Master Entertainment PAW Patrol is a Canadian-American CGI-animated kids' television series created by Keith Chapman. It is produced by Spin Master Entertainment with animation provided by Guru Studio. In Canada, the series is shown on TVOKids. In the United States, the show is on Nickelodeon instead.

@MarshallsiAnjingBomba Yes, the PAW Patrol speaks Canadian English since they are from Canada. In the UK and Ireland, PAW Patrol is in British English. I don't know why it's dubbed in British accent. Probably for British viewers in the UK and for Irish viewers in Ireland.