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Marshall From Paw Patrol Character Analysis

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“No job is too big, no pup is too small.” A character that I am similar to is Marshall from Paw Patrol. First, he is a dog that can do anything. Second, Marshall and I are both extremely clumsy. Last, we are both very caring towards others. As can be seen, Marshall and I are very similar, and I have been told a million times that I remind people of Marshall from Paw Patrol. First of all, a character that I am similar to is Marshall from Paw Patrol. He is nothing but loving like most dogs are, and people tell me I am loving also. He does his best not to mess things up, but he messes up a lot especially under presser and I am the same way. He is always there when someone needs him, especially through tough times. He is one of the sweetest

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