Manners Matter with Chase The Dog

Sing-along songs that teach good manners

Short, happy music videos for kids ages 2 to 6. Every song teaches one manner, like saying please, taking turns, or saying sorry. Paws up, manners up!

Chase The Dog, a fluffy black and white pup, raising one paw on a picnic blanket
  • 1–1½ minutesA short screen-time break
  • Ages 2–6Simple words, big smiles
  • One manner per songEasy to practice in real life
  • Made for kidsNo ads, no cookies here

Meet the cast

Meet Chase The Dog

Chase The Dog is a zoomy, curious pup who loves to play. Sometimes he forgets his manners, but with a little help from his friends he always finds the kind thing to do. When he gets it right, he does his famous Paw-Up! Lift one paw (or hand) high and shout "Paws up, manners up!"

Chase The Dog

Chase The Dog

The star. A playful, kind-hearted pup learning his manners one song at a time.

Bella the bunny

Bella

Chase's sweet bunny best friend. She's great at taking turns and sharing.

Mr. Manners

Mr. Manners

Chase's cheerful grown-up in the red bow tie, always ready for a Paw-Up high five.

Mrs. Manners

Mrs. Manners

Warm and patient, she helps Chase say sorry, tidy up, and try again.

Printables

Keep the manners going off-screen

Chase The Dog printables for home and the classroom. Print on regular US Letter paper.

Chase The Dog Coloring Book cover page

Chase The Dog Coloring Book

7 big, simple pages, one manner on each: Say Please, Be Kind, Take Turns, I'm Sorry, Excuse Me and Tidy Up.

Chase The Dog's Paws Up Manners Chart

Paws Up Manners Reward Chart

Color a paw each time your child uses a manner, set a weekly goal, and celebrate together.

For parents

Small songs, real-life manners

Each video is about 1 to 1½ minutes, so it fits a short screen-time break. Sing it together, then practice the manner in real life.

Please & thank you

Ask at snack time: "What's the magic word?"

Be kind to new friends

Practice saying "Hi, want to play?" at the park.

Taking turns

Use a slow count to 10 when sharing a toy.

Saying sorry

Help your child say what happened and how to fix it.

Excuse me

Coming soon: waiting politely instead of interrupting.

Tidy up time

Coming soon: cleaning up toys together, one, two, three!

Tip: When your child uses a manner on their own, give them a "Paw-Up" high five. Kids love it!