Nickelodeon has renewed Spin Master Entertainment’s popular preschool series PAW Patrol (pictured), and its spinoff Rubble & Crew, for two seasons each to maintain the global franchise’s growing momentum.

The companies have greenlit 26 new episodes of PAW Patrol, making up seasons 14 and 15, and 26 episodes of Rubble & Crew as seasons five and six. The new PAW Patrol seasons will focus on the pups taking on adventures on an island of dinosaurs (the upcoming PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie, which Paramount is releasing August 14, is also about dinosaurs) and pulling off rescues on a mountain. 

Rubble & Crew‘s new eps will see the show’s construction-focused heroes become a wrecking crew that help break things down. There’s no word yet on when the new seasons will be released.

The PAW Patrol series is the backbone of the franchise and remains a top preschool series among two-to-fives. It has generated more than eight billion minutes viewed across platforms this year, according to Nielsen data from December 29, 2025 to May 10.  

Spin Master has been steadily growing the franchise since its 2013 launch, releasing three films, multiple specials, a broad CP program and even music. On the music side, PAW Patrol brings in more than 10 million weekly streams across all platforms, and Spin Master plans to release more than 20 new tunes in 2026, according to a release about the renewals.

Image courtesy of Nickelodeon.