Parents need to know that this series -- which follows the winner of Groomer Has It as he opens up his own business -- underscores the idea that winning reality competitions doesn't guarantee success and highlights how much work goes into starting a business. It offers positive messages about appreciating family and giving back to the community, but you can expect a little bit of iffy language (plus the occasional bleeped swear word), a few stereotypical comments, and discussion of serious topics like drug addiction and serious illness. Overall, though, the series is an age-appropriate choice for tween dog lovers.
Positive messages:Overall the show has positive messages, including the importance of working hard, appreciating family, and giving back to the community. Knox often refers to his low-income South Central Los Angeles roots, including a time when his family was homeless. He makes comments about being “a black guy," rich “white folks,†and being “hood rich†thanks to his prize money.
Language:Although the overall language is mild, there is some use of words like “stupid." Very occasional curse words (like “f--kâ€) are
fully bleeped.
Consumerism:Although the series is a promotional vehicle for Knox’s business, the business phone number on the grooming vehicle is blurred out. A brief reference to Costco.
Drinking, drugs, & smoking:Knox makes occasional references to his father's struggle with drug addiction.
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