History Trivia / PAWPatrol

** Cap'n Turbot and his cousin Francois are both voiced by Andy Turvey.
** Mayor Goodway, Farmer Yumi, and Ms. Majorie are all voiced by Niki Felstead.

** Burger King also released a set of toys in their King Jr. Meal to promote the release of [[The Mighty Movie]], featuring five of the six main pups and Liberty.

** Beginning in fall 2023, a good majority of Nick Jr's schedule was this show, and it and [[WesternAnimation/RubbleAndCrew its spin-off]] air for at least 12 hours a day, with only the occasional break for ''WesternAnimation/PeppaPig'' and ''WesternAnimation/BubbleGuppies'', the latter of which is only shown in early-morning graveyard slots.

* IKnewIt: Due to the ending of ''WesternAnimation/PAWPatrolTheMovie'' and a International Women's Day post on Creator/NickJr's social media showing her, some fans guessed that [[spoiler: Liberty would appear in the series proper]] before a promo confirmed this.

* DisabledCharacterDisabledActor: Zuma's first voice actor, Emily Thorne, had [[ElmuhFuddSyndwome rhotacism (a speech impediment where he couldn't pronounce his R's properly)]]. This helped him land the role because that, coupled with his more high-pitched voice, made him sound younger than he really is.

*** In rememberance of Floyd's death, the show's social media accounts decided to go dark for what was intented to be a five-day hiatus. However, many people complained about the post because of Chase, causing the accounts to temporarily go on hiatus.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The series was originally going to be very different:

** The original title was ''Raffi and the Rescue Dogs''. Ryder was also going to be named Roddy or Robbie.
** The dogs [[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/7b/PAW_Patrol_original_character_designs.png originally looked more realistic]] rather than cartoony. Another prototype design had [[https://www.theglobeandmail.com/ece-images/92c/news/national/article37401570.ece/BINARY/w1100/pawpatrol2.jpg super-deformed designs]] where the dogs stood on their feet and had Raffi look very similar to ''WesternAnimation/BobTheBuilder'', the protagonist of creator Chapman's first TV series.
** Ryder was going to build the team by rescuing various pups himself instead of having them all from the start, but this was ditched due to a Canadian TV requirement for preschool shows produced there to have pro-social themes. "Pups Get a Rubble" gives a glimpse into what these early episodes could have been like. The first theatrical film touches a bit on how Ryder met Chase, and the second on how Ryder found Skye.
** [[http://paw-patrol.wikia.com/wiki/Sweetie/Gallery?file=Paw_patrol_commercial_they_call_her_sweetie_mission_paw.jpg This image]] promoting "Mission PAW" has Ryder wearing a rather spy-esque outift consisting of a black shirt, gray pants and shoes, and a headset. He doesn't wear this gear in any actual "Mission PAW" episode.

** Apparently Rocky wasn't always meant to be some obscure mixed breed. [[https://pawpatrol.fandom.com/wiki/Rocky/Gallery?file=Tumblr_nj2bcdlU6y1rsc6wyo3_1280.jpg He used to be entirely beige in color (the dog on the top left.)]]

** Being that one of the canine protagonists is a police officer dog, the show suffered from a nasty case of this in wake of the death of George Floyd at the hands of police officers:

** The same applies to Kallan Holley (Skye's first voice), and Creator/AddisonHolley (The first voice of Julia Goodway.)

** Speaking of the Latin American Spanish dub, Ryder is voiced by an adult male voice actor (Rene Pinochet), whose voice was very notorious for years for sounding incredibly childish, as he was born prematurely, causing his vocal cords not to develop at all and sounding like a kid until he reached his 40s, when his voice suddenly began to sound more mature without warning, this was after dubbing of Season 1 was finished and when dubbing of Season 2 began.

** Speaking of the Latin American Spanish dub, Ryder is voiced by an adult male voice actor (Rene Pinochet), whose voice was very notorious for years for sounding incredibly childish, as he was born prematurely, causing his vocal cords not to develop at all and sounding like a kid until he reached his 40s, when his voice suddenly began to sound more mature without warning.

** In Spanish (both Latin American and European), French, Italian, and Polish, the pups are all voiced by women, while Ryder is voiced by a male actor.

** The same happens in the Latin American Spanish dub, but with a bizarre twist: Ryder is voiced by an adult male voice actor (Rene Pinochet), whose voice was very notorious for years for sounding incredibly childish, as he was born prematurely, causing his vocal cords not to develop at all and sounding like a kid until he reached his 40s, when his voice suddenly began to sound more mature without warning.

** Ryder was going to build the team by rescuing various pups himself instead of having them all from the start, but this was ditched due to a Canadian TV requirement for preschool shows produced there to have pro-social themes. "Pups Get a Rubble" gives a glimpse into what these early episodes could have been like. The movie also touches a bit on how Ryder met Chase.

* CashCowFranchise: Being that the show was created by Spin Master, it quickly became this. In 2016, it was the top-selling character license based on a television show.

* BreakingNewsInterruption: On March 14, 2018, Nickelodeon, as well as most Viacom networks, interrupted a re-run of "Pups Save a Baby Humdinger/Pups Save a Piñata" to go off-air in support of the National Walk-Out that day. [[https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/nation-now/2018/03/14/nickelodeon-went-off-air-17-minutes-national-walkout/424430002/ Parents were not too pleased]], which led to a controversy on Website/{{Twitter}}, during which one user had this to say:
-->"Your kids can miss 17 minutes of ''PAW Patrol'' for the 17 families who lost their kids."

** Ironically in both France, and Mexico, ''PAW'', and ''PJ'' broadcast on France's TFOU since ''PJ's'' sixth season, and on Mexico's Canal 5, when Televisa licensed both shows in the mid 2010s from Creator/{{Nickelodeon}}, and Creator/EntertainmentOne respectively to broadcast both shows domestically on their network due to both shows being extremely popular in the country.[[note]]Creator/{{Hasbro}} still allows Televisa to continue broadcasting ''PJ Masks'', along with ''WesternAnimation/PeppaPig'' when Hasbro gain control of those two properties from eOne.[[/note]]

** Ironically in both France, and Mexico, ''PAW'', and ''PJ'' broadcast on France's TFOU since ''PJ's'' sixth season, and on Mexico's Canal 5, when Televisa licensed both shows in the mid 2010s from Creator/{{Nickelodeon}}, and Creator/EntertainmentOne respectively[[note]]Creator/{{Hasbro}} still allows Televisa to continue broadcasting ''PJ Masks'', along with ''WesternAnimation/PeppaPig'' when Hasbro gain control of those two properties from eOne.[[/note]] to broadcast both shows domestically on their network due to both shows being extremely popular in the country.

** Ironically in both France, and Mexico, ''PAW'' and ''PJ'' broadcast on France's TFOU since ''PJ's'' sixth season, and on Mexico's Canal 5, when Televisa licensed both shows in the mid 2010s from Creator/{{Nickelodeon}}, and Creator/EntertainmentOne respectively[[note]]Creator/{{Hasbro}} still allows Televisa to continue broadcasting ''PJ Masks'', along with ''WesternAnimation/PeppaPig'' when Hasbro gain control of those two properties from eOne.[[/note]] to broadcast both shows domestically on their network due to both shows being extremely popular in the country.

** Ironically in both France, and Mexico, ''PAW'' and ''PJ'' broadcast on France's TFOU since ''PJ's'' sixth season, and on Mexico's Canal 5, when Televisa licensed both shows in the mid 2010s from Creator/{{Nickelodeon}}, and Creator/EntertainmentOne respectively[[note]]Creator/{{Hasbro}} still allows Televisa to continue broadcasting ''PJ Masks'', along with ''WesternAnimation/PeppaPig'' when {{Hasbro}} gain control of those two properties from eOne.[[/note]] to broadcast both shows domestically on their network due to both shows being extremely popular in the country.

** Ironically in both France, and Mexico, ''PAW'' and ''PJ'' broadcast on France's TFOU since ''PJ's'' sixth season, and on Mexico's Canal 5, when Televisa licensed both shows in the mid 2010s from Creator/{{Nickelodeon}}, and Creator/EntertainmentOne[[note]]Creator/{{Hasbro}} still allows Televisa to continue broadcasting the show, along with ''WesternAnimation/PeppaPig'' when they gain control of those two properties from eOne.[[/note]] respectively to broadcast both shows domestically on their network due to both shows being extremely popular in the country.

** Ironically in both France, and Mexico, ''PAW'' and ''PJ'' broadcast on France's TFOU since ''PJ's'' sixth season, and on Mexico's Canal 5, when Televisa licensed both shows in the mid 2010s from Creator/{{Nickelodeon}}, and Creator/EntertainmentOne[[note]]Creator/{{Hasbro}} still allows Televisa to continue when they gain control of the ''PJ Masks'' IP.[[/note]] respectively to broadcast both shows domestically on their network due to both shows being extremely popular in the country.