Paw Patrol puppies represent emotions and we list which one each one is

Have you ever thought that the Paw Patrol pups represent emotions ? Well, apparently there is some of this in the characters.

The unique characteristics of the Paw Patrol members match some of the most well-known emotions.

So your favorite pup might give you an idea of ​​the emotion that best describes you at the same time.

If you are interested in knowing more about emotions and the Puppy Patrol , below we will tell you which one represents each of the puppies .

As we already mentioned, the emotions that each of the Paw Patrol puppies represents are based on their characteristics .

It's not necessarily that the Paw Patrol puppies express that emotion all the time, but that they have some traits that identify them with it.

Well, in general, the series shows that the puppies express each and every emotion in different chapters, which gives them that unique charisma that they have.

These are the emotions that the Paw Patrol puppies represent:

• Chase represents fear: Although he is a bold leader, this same thing makes him constantly worry about his companions and fear for their safety, especially for Skye.
• Marshall represents anger and frustration: Although he is a very sweet puppy, his clumsiness makes him upset with himself to the point of getting frustrated at times.
• Skye is joy and optimism: Without a doubt, the cocker is the happiest of the group, always with a big smile and supporting her friends.
• Rocky would be disgusting: This is due to his refusal to bathe and his role as a recycler. Ironically, he does not feel disgust for being dirty or playing with garbage, but he does feel disgust for being clean.
• Rubble would be the envy: The bulldog is kind-hearted; but that doesn't mean that sometimes he wants what his friends have, be it their skills or their toys.
• Zuma is sadness: It's not that he's sad or pessimistic all the time, but his laid-back attitude makes him overly sensitive to certain things, to the point of seeming depressed at times.
• Ryder would be the anxiety: Since he is the one who guides the puppies, he is under constant stress, since all the missions must go perfectly.

As you can see, the newest Paw Patrol pups were not tested for the emotion they represent.

However, if you are a fan of one of these Paw Patrol puppies , we can mention which emotions you would relate to with them.

This is our opinion according to the personality of each of these.

This is the complementary list of emotions and puppies of Paw Patrol:

• Liberty would be the insecure one: Since she is the smallest in size and age, she sometimes doubts her abilities as a rescuer.
• Everest would be empathy: She always looks for ways to make others feel good; and she didn't hesitate to rescue someone when they weren't part of the Paw Patrol.
• Tracker would be curiosity: His role as the tracker makes him always try to investigate everything around him, even if it gets him into trouble.
• Rex would be perseverance: Despite not having all his motor skills, he has never given up, even in a place as hostile as the land of the dinosaurs.