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Certification
| MPAA | Rated PG for mild rude humor |
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Sex & Nudity
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- At one point a dog thinks a squirrel is a dog and makes remarks such as "My dog house or yours"
Violence & Gore
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- Mr. Weenies owner hugs him as he squirms about (she is obviously holding him too tight).
- Fifi gets the tip of his tale burnt as he backs away from some wild animals (causing him to hate wild animals).
- Fifi gets his head burnt (no blood, just a red patch where he was burnt).
- A gas station is blown up.
- A rabbit is shot by a gun (we see this from a distance no blood is seen).
- Elliot and Giselle are tied together with zap- collars about to die or get really injured (Boog and Mr. Weenie come just in time to save them).
- Fifi ends up with the zap- collars, but we see him alive later- furless (we see reddish-pink spots where he was burnt).
Profanity
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- Two of McSquizzy's dialogue is cut-off as he curses.
- McSquizzy calls Fifi a "lassie's blouse"
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- Wine is served in one scene, but no one is seen drunk.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- When Fifi tells his experience about being in the wild (which was highly exaggerated) we see the story from his exaggerated point of view. He got lost in his tomato garden in his backyard and in it he saw scary animals like a rabbit and a bird, one second they're normal then they pop out scary looking.
- A rabbit is thrown into the road and a second later a truck comes and kills it. This scene will upset children, but some might not notice.
- Dogs threaten to kill/injure two deer with zap-collars.
- Camper tell stories of monster and ferocious bears that lurk in the forest, at that minute Boog (a bear) turns around growling, it is actually his stomach that is growling.
- Rabbits are treated like objects in this movie and are killed, hurt, and treated badly by the other animals and humans for no reason at all.
