a5c7b9f00b Ryder leads a team of rescue pups (Marshall, Rubble, Chase, Rocky, Zuma and Skye) who save their town from everyday emergencies, whether it's finding missing elephants, fixing windmills or another minor mishap involving clumsy Cap'n Turbot.
This show wouldn't be so bad, save for a few elements that turn it into hellspawn. <br/><br/>A problem with a lot of today's kid's shows is that their creators seem to hate cats. I don't know what cats ever did to get so much hate in this show, but the creators evidently hate them<br/><br/>Also, some of the episodes are flat out dumb. The dinosaur episode, for instance, was flat out painful to watch. Being a fan of the Jurassic Park franchise, this entire episode should be erased from existence. PTEROSAURS ARE NOT DINOSAURS!!<br/><br/>Yeah. Garbage.
As the theme tune says: Whenever there's a problem 'round Adventure Bay, Ryder and his team of pups will come and save the day. A small town, on the coast, has a squad of trained canine emergency operatives ready to bark into action at a moments notice to deal with all types of issues that befall a handful of residents who regularly get into trouble, and like the Thunderbirds, they have the hardware to deal with issues on land, sea and air. Full of colourful outfits - each dog wears a different colour uniform - interesting gadgets - their dog houses turn into their trucks (and a helicopter), and they have back packs that help them to do their jobs - and catchphrases that stick in your head ("Green means Go", "Rubble on the Double", "Chase is on the Case"), it's very watchable, has humour - such as a clumsy Dalmation and a sniffer dog who's allergic to feathers - with an obvious message about social responsibility and cooperation.