Dinopaws

Gwen loses her special smiley round on a pebble beach full of rounds; Bob and Tony try to find it before the tide comes in and gets them all wet.

The Dinopaws meet the longest Dinopaw in the world who tells them they'll see something like they've never seen before when she's finished passing by.

Bob, Gwen and Tony meet a Dinopaw called Mabel who tells them how great it is to be alone; they all head off in separate directions but soon get lonely and try to find each other again.

Gwen decides to add a beautimost colorful flutterfly to her one-of-everything collection, but when she takes it away from its friends, its colors fade away.

Bob wishes to see one of the twinkles in the night sky up close and his wish comes true.

The Dinopaws meet a Big Dino with his very own STUFF which he is going to keep forever and ever.

Tony falls asleep in a soft, cosy spot but his cosy jumps up and runs away with him!

The Dinopaws almost get swept away on a windswept plain.

On a windy day Bob finds a floating feather and they invent the game Chase the Feather.

When the Dinopaws find a valley of impossibly balanced piles of rocks, Gwen learns that pride comes before a fall.

The trio discovers that its slide is not really a slide but a big Dinopaw who was asleep; now he wants to chase them far, far away.

The Dinopaws want to play in a wiggly canyon but their path is blocked by a huge dino called Sid; he won't let them pass until they've learned his complicated dance.

Bob wishes he could see his own funny face and so the Dinopaws go on the hunt for `Otherbob', a Dinopaw who looks just like Bob.

Gwen promises to teach a baby bird how to fly even though she doesn't have a clue how to fly herself.

Gwen and Bob think that an enormous dino is coming back to squash them, so they hide in a handy hidey-hole; they can't find Tony.

Bob and Gwen think they hear Tony talk for the very first time; they try to make him do it again, but end up scaring his voice away and wonder how they will get it back.

Tony finds a bone and decides to keep it, but another dino takes it from him, saying it really belongs to her; they try to decide who did findy-keepy first.

Bob can't join in with the game that Gwen and Tony are playing but discovers he has different talents which are just as fun.

Bob and Tony lose Gwen in a swappysoundy canyon that makes their voices echo; they try to find her, but they can't tell where her real voice is coming from.

Tony runs into a cave where a scarifying thing lives; Gwen and Bob will have to be more scary than the scary thing to get Tony back.

When Bob gets cold playing in the snow and freezes solid, Gwen and Tony try to warm him up again.

The Dinopaws decide to chase the sun to stop the day from ending.

The Dinopaws are really snoozy, but they can't find anywhere to sleep.

The Dinopaws invent the best game ever - bigging and rounding.

The Dinopaws invent a new game called Look-at-Me, but fighting for attention causes them to break the very toy they are so enjoying playing with.

The Dinopaws find a thing that points and decide to follow its direction to see what they can find at the end of the trail.

The Dinopaws find a little green shoot and care for it until it becomes a beautiful plant with yummy fruit.

The Dinopaws bounce too high on a mushroom and get stuck in a tree. Luckily, Super Lynda the Super Rescuing Rescuer comes to their rescue.

Bob tries to surprise Gwen and Tony, but nothing he does is surprising!

The Dinopaws can hear someone shouting Bob's name. Who could it be and what do they want?

Gwen, Bob and Tony meet a new little dino that keeps ruining their game.

When Bob bounces on a bouncy mushroom and gets stuck in a tree, Gwen and Tony try to get him down.

Gwen thinks she has the answers to everyone's problems, but soon discovers that answers come more easily when dinos help each other.

The Dinopaws meet Percy, who might not be as brave as he says.

The Dinopaws make friends with three dinopawlings, but their babysitter doesn't want them to play!

The Dinopaws need to help Dot remember how to be herself again.

The Dinopaws decide to build a place that is theirs at the top of a tall spindly tree, but they soon find that living together isn't easy when they all want to do different things.

Gwen and Bob can't decide whether to go to the field of funny flying flutterflies or to splopsy-splop; they wonder which is the wondermost thing to do.

Gwen and Bob start to feel left out when Tony makes a new friend.

The Dinopaws have fun making up new sounds, but Gwen can't find a new sound of her own.

The Dinopaws meet Rex, the ruler of the world, who tells them they can't play.

Gwen leads the way to light and happiness on the longest night.

The Dinopaws go on the hunt for the best Dino ever.

The Dinopaws make a beautiful Sandipaw on the beach and need to save it from the swooshy sea.

The Dinopaws want to cross a bridge to get to a beautiful field of flutterflies, but a scary dino won't let them pass; Gwen has a plan to be even scarier than the scary dino.

Bob is making words bounce together to celebrate the things he loves; Gwen wants to hear a bouncy word party about her, but Tony has other ideas.

Today is either a shouty-loud day or a peaceful and quiet day for the Dinopaws.

Gwen is determined to do everything as fast as possible and wants to be the first to get to the shady place.

The Dinopaws set out on their most epic journey yet; they wonder what they'll find when they seek to discover what is at the end of the world.

Bob believes that when he closes his eyes, he makes things disappear; Tony and Gwen try to convince him that everything is still there.

The Dinopaws meet a little open-and-closey creature, but every time they try to make friends with him, he runs away.