Paw Patrol Coloring Pages

Ask a preschooler for their favorite pup and the answer comes before the question ends. Here the free Paw Patrol coloring pages give every member of the team a set of their own, running in uniform, at the wheel of a rescue vehicle and off duty being an ordinary dog, all drawn in thick, round outlines a small hand can follow.

On the Paw Patrol pages:

• Pups in uniform, running with their packs among stars and speed lines.
• Rescue vehicles: Chase's police truck, Marshall's fire engine, Skye's helicopter, Rubble's bulldozer, Rocky's recycling truck, Zuma's hovercraft and Tracker's jeep.
• Off duty scenes, like Marshall napping by a log pile, Zuma jumping in a puddle or Rubble digging with a shovel.
• Ryder at the Lookout control desk, on his quad bike and fixing a radio.
• Chase and Skye through the year, from a carved jack o'lantern to a snowman and a basket of Easter eggs.

The Lookout tower also has a big page, with its telescope, its slide and four rescue vehicles parked around it.

What is Paw Patrol? The pups and their jobs

PAW Patrol is a cartoon for preschoolers created by Keith Chapman and made by the Canadian company Spin Master. It has aired on Nickelodeon since 2013 and moved to the big screen with PAW Patrol: The Movie in 2021.

A ten-year-old boy, Ryder, leads a team of rescue pups in the town of Adventure Bay. Each pup has a job, a vehicle and a uniform color:

• Chase, a German Shepherd: police and spy pup, in blue.
• Marshall, a Dalmatian: fire pup and medic, in red.
• Skye, a Cockapoo: the flying pup, in pink.
• Rubble, an English Bulldog: construction, in yellow.
• Rocky, a mixed breed: recycling, in green.
• Zuma, a chocolate Labrador: water rescue, in orange.
• Everest, a Husky: snow and mountain rescue, in teal and purple.
• Tracker, a Chihuahua: jungle rescue, in dark green.

Most of the team fits in a small box of crayons. Add a teal for Everest and a dark green for Tracker.

Chase and Skye Paw Patrol coloring pages

Chase is the pup most children ask for first. He bounds between two traffic cones, drives his police truck along a road and down a city street past a traffic light, sniffs a trail of paw prints in the grass, runs after a kite and bows down to play with a wink.

Skye flies her helicopter through the clouds and over a forest of fir trees, hovers under her propeller pack and glides on her wing pack. Off duty, she cleans her goggles, leans on the Lookout balcony and leaps after a paper plane.

Two colors carry these pages. Chase's cap and vest are police blue with a yellow badge, and his fur is light brown with a darker back. Skye's goggles, pack and helicopter are pink, and her fur is a pale tan. Give the helicopter a light blue cockpit window and the pink stands out.

The flying pages lead naturally to the airplane coloring pages, where biplanes and seaplanes share the sky.

Marshall, Rubble and Rocky coloring pages

Marshall

Marshall the Dalmatian runs with his ladder on his back, dashes between two fire hydrants, carries a fire extinguisher in his mouth and sprays water from his fire engine. The red helmet and vest are easy. The spots take patience: leave the fur white and fill only the spots in black or dark gray. The truck coloring pages have more fire engines, tippers and mixers.

Rubble

Rubble sits at the controls of his bulldozer on a building site, rolls a tire past a road barrier, scrambles over broken rock and stacks crates by a garden fence. His hard hat and digger are yellow, his fur tan and white.

Rocky

Rocky drives his recycling truck past three wheelie bins, pushes a shopping cart full of bottles and cans, and pulls a wagon of spare parts. His recycling pages make a good start for a talk about sorting waste on Earth Day, with the Earth coloring pages alongside.

Zuma, Everest, Tracker and Ryder coloring pages

Zuma belongs to the water. He surfs past a lighthouse, steers his hovercraft, balances on a buoy and dries off in a striped towel. For more waves, see the ocean coloring pages.

Everest belongs to the snow. She drives a pickup truck over the snow, rides a snowmobile through the mountains, sleds between fir trees, crouches on a snowboard and builds a snow fort. Her pages pair well with the winter coloring pages in January.

Tracker swings a lasso from his jeep, drives between palm trees, picks a mango and climbs over a fallen log in the jungle.

Ryder waves from the top of the Lookout, points toward a snowy mountain, holds his pup pad at the control desk and rides his quad bike through the city.

Paw Patrol Christmas, Halloween and Easter with Chase and Skye

Every seasonal sheet pairs Chase and Skye, which settles who gets which pup when two kids share a table.

• Halloween: the two pups carve a big jack o'lantern, then go door to door in witch hats and capes. Bats, ghosts and haunted houses fill the Halloween coloring pages.
• Christmas: they top a little bauble-hung tree with its star, and pose in Santa hats behind a present with a big bow. For stockings and sleighs, open the Christmas coloring pages.
• Winter: a snowman gets its carrot nose and striped scarf from the pair. The snowman coloring pages build many more.
• Easter: Chase and Skye share a basket of patterned eggs, a good warm-up before the Easter coloring pages.
• Valentine's Day: both pups hold the string of one big heart balloon. Hearts of every size wait in the heart coloring pages.

Paw Patrol birthday: a pup for every guest

The birthday sheet shows Chase and Skye blowing out three candles on a cake.

1. Ask each guest which pup they want when they arrive.
2. Use Add to pack to gather that pup's pages, plus the cake page, into one PDF.
3. Print one small set per child and staple it into a Paw Patrol coloring book for the party bag.

Banners and cakes to color for the walls come from our happy birthday coloring pages.

Paw Patrol pups a two-year-old can finish

For a two or three year old, choose a pup alone with almost nothing behind: Chase ready to play, Marshall licking his paw, Zuma on his buoy, Rubble digging. Quick to color brings those lone pups on plain grass or snow to the front:

• Chase ready to play
• Tracker under the palm tree
• Chase and the kite

Older kids of five or six often want the vehicles, the city street, the building site and the Lookout with its four vehicles. The Lots of detail button finds the busy rescues, with ladders, grilles and city windows:

• Rocky driving past three wheelie bins
• Ryder riding his quad through the city
• Rocky and his crane claw truck

In a preschool class, the pups make an easy lesson on community helpers: Chase is the police officer, Marshall the firefighter, Rubble the builder, Rocky the recycling worker. The preschool coloring pages add more big, simple subjects, the dog coloring pages bring real Dalmatians and huskies, and fans of another TV family of dogs will find the Bluey coloring pages.

Printing the whole Paw Patrol team

Most families print one pup per child, so pick each one with Add to pack and the team arrives as a single PDF. The sheets are A4 at 300 dpi: print A4 as is, and with US Letter paper switch on fit to page so no pup loses an ear. Where that setting hides is explained in the printing guide. Home, preschool and party printing is all fine. More cartoon friends wait among the character coloring pages.