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Published December 15, 2011 Updated April 24, 2022

Paw Patrol Jumbo Playing Cards by Cardinal 2016.

2016 USA Cardinal Industries Nickelodeon Spin Master PAW Productions Inc Animation Cartoon Childhood Dogs Television

Paw Patrol is a children’s animated adventure series by satellite broadcast channel Nickelodeon, depicting a group of rescue dogs and a tech-savvy boy named Ryder. The associated playing cards are “jumbo” size (twice the size of ordinary playing cards). Each denomination of card features a different character from the show, with the same image repeated across the suits but with a red or black background depending on the suit.

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Paw Patrol Jumbo Playing Cards by Cardinal 2016
Paw Patrol Jumbo Playing Cards by Cardinal 2016 Paw Patrol Jumbo Playing Cards by Cardinal 2016

Above: the cards are manufactured by American company Cardinal Industries in China. Two jokers also feature the same character with a red or a black background and legend. The pack includes two cards with instructions for eight card games, including Snap, Rummy, Crazy Eights and Go Fish. © Spin Master PAW Productions Inc.

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