Common Sense Note

Parents need to know that this movie features several potty jokes and a great deal of comic/fantasy violence (no one hurt). Some children may be upset about an elderly character on life support, especially when his condition is used for comedy. A boy is sad when his dog disappears, and is reluctant to make friends with a replacement. The movie is mildly sexist -- although one of the spy dogs is female, she is not a part of the team, and the message that goes out to the spy dogs is prefaced with "gentlemen." A boy's feelings are hurt when he does so badly at soccer try-outs (off screen) that the coach suggests that he try out for the girls' team.

Sexual Content

Mild references to whether a male dog has been fixed.

Violence

Characters in peril, and plenty of comic slapstick violence between animals. Sad disappearance of a dog.

Language

Some mild language.

Social Behavior

While there's plenty of litter box humor, this movie comes down on the side of loyalty and the importance of family.

Consumerism

Not applicable

Drugs / Tobacco / Alcohol

Not applicable