In this PAW Patrol cartoon compilation for kids, Chase and the Rescue Knights stop an enchanted fog! Then the Pups clear the snowy train tracks, find a missi...

Chase, the tallest pup in PAW Patrol, is a German Shepherd. He's a natural leader with a can-do attitude, serving as a police and traffic cop dog. From Season 2, he also becomes a super spy police dog. His main role is to maintain order and manage traffic during emergencies.

Chase is on the case! He's a German Shepherd pup who likes to take charge and helps manage traffic when emergencies happen! Check out the best of Chase!#Best...

Chase is a German Shepherd and the tallest pup in the PAW Patrol. A natural leader, he has a can-do attitude, “by the book” approach, and a blue hat! No matter the mission, he’ll sniff out a solution (though he might sneeze around cats and feathers, he’s allergic).

Chase is a German Shepherd and the tallest pup in the PAW Patrol (look it up, it’s true). A natural leader, he has a can-do attitude, “by the book” approach, and a blue hat! No matter the mission, he’ll sniff out a solution (though he might sneeze around cats and feathers, he’s allergic).

In this PAW Patrol cartoon compilation for kids, Chase is on the case along with the rest of the Pups in the Ultimate Police Cruiser! Enjoy some of the best ...

Chase is the main protagonist of the Nick Jr. series PAW Patrol and PAW Patrol: The Movie. As of Season 10, he has been voiced by six Canadian and US actors and debuted in the show's first episode, "Pups Make a Splash".

Led by 10-year-old Ryder, the plucky pups of PAW Patrol are rescue dogs in training. Each pup is inspired by a real-world job like fire fighter, police officer, and construction worker. When trouble strikes Adventure Bay, they're there to save the day!

Watch all of Chase's latest videos, snippets, and clips right here. Find out what your favourite pup is getting up to when he's not on TV or the big screen!

Chase is the deuteragonist of the Nickelodeon's PAW Patrol franchise, as well as the main protagonist of PAW Patrol: The Movie, and one of the two deuteragonists (alongside with Liberty) of its sequel PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie.