Anne-Marie flashes her undies at the camera several times, whilst trying on new dresses. Charlie and Itchy howl upon her doing one of them.

King Gator is a large, apparent transvestite/transgender alligator, who takes a liking to Charlie's voice, and sings a song entitled, "Let's Make Music Together".

During Charlie's escape from the pound, the guards open fire upon him and Itchy.

Carface tries to shoot Charlie with a Tommy gun. He is hit, but, due to already being dead, is not injured. The scene is very slapstick and played for laughs.

While Charlie reads "Robin Hood" to Anne-Marie, he even reads the word "bimbo" from the pages.

1 use of gosh, bimbo and suckers 3 uses of oh my gosh 9 uses of shut up

One mouthed "damn" The word "craps" is showing on the sign in casino.

A big group of dogs is shown drinking and smoking, in a bar, fairly briefly. Race announcer has a cigar in his mouth.

Carface is always seen with a cigar.

Carface got Charlie drunk.

The scene where Anne-Marie overhears Charlie telling Itchy that he is "using the girl" and Anne-Marie breaks down yelling "You're a bad dog!" is very unsettling and thematically emotional.

The ending may be emotional for viewers who are coping with the death of a pet and what makes it even more poignant is the fact that Anne-Marie's voice actress died shortly after this film was made.

When Carface finds out that Charlie is still alive and comes up with a plan (with Killer) to kill him, his face morphs into the Devil. This may be frightening to small children.

Carface neglects and verbally abuses Anne-Marie causing her to break down crying, this maybe upsetting for some viewers.

Anne-Marie (for whatever reason) comes down with a lung infection, which consequently involves her coughing HELLISHLY.

Later a large demon is shown waiting to collect the dog and calling it, but it is chased away by an "angel".