@Puglovers01* the PAW Patrol probably would be willing to work with these guys if they came to them for help, but that’s never really been the case. They’re an emergency response group, and usually only interact with the antagonists after they’ve already launched their schemes. Plus, some of what these guys want, or at least how they want to achieve it, is either bad or not really possible:
Sweetie usually wants to be made queen of Barkingburg, if not some other location. But she’s not the heir to the throne: she’s the heir’s pet dog. It’s not going to happen.
Arrby honestly seems to be a pretty nice or good dog. Unfortunately, he happens to be owned by a pirate. And Arrby’s loyalty to Sid is such that he never puts up more than minor resistance when his owner launches some hare-brained scheme to steal something.
The Ruff-Ruff Pack, for unknown reasons, just act like your stereotypical bad biker gang. They have fun by causing trouble, and there’s not anything good about that. Of course, Dwayne seems almost like another Arrby, and Gasket gives off a vibe of just wanting to impress others. Not really sure what Hubcap’s problem is.
Claw’s issue is that he wants to be recognized as a knight, but he’s constantly doing things a true knight would not do. Moreover, he refuses to acknowledge that he’s in the wrong. Knowing the Princess of Barkingburg, she’d probably make him a knight again if he just apologized and stopped causing trouble.
Moby’s problem is that he puts his own desires and preferences above those of his fellow mer-pups. Rather than leave Puplantis, he would rather force it and/or its other inhabitants to accommodate his wishes, without any consideration for what the other mer-pups want.
Boomer wants to be the best monster truck driver and have that fact be acknowledged. Unfortunately, Roxi is better at it than he is. Rather than patiently making the effort to improve, Boomer responds by attempting stunts that put himself or others at risk in an effort to prove his supposed superiority.
