Downward Dog

None, unless you count Martin chewing up shoes and books.

Mild jokes about sex, including a man's mention of masturbating while eating dinner. Characters have sex behind a closed door; it's subtly communicated by some brief heavy breathing while Martin listens.

Infrequent cursing and language: "hell," "dammit," "douchey," Martin referring to a rival animal as "that f--king cat"; "f--k" is bleeped.

A distraught character says she's run out of the booze she keeps in her desk to cope; she and a co-worker steal liquor from their boss' office, filling the bottle up with water.

Parents need to know that Downward Dog is a sitcom about a talking dog and his owner, Nan. The show is sweet and inoffensive, with the occasional mature reference or visual that may make parents of young children want to wait before watching with the family. A man talks about masturbating; characters have sex behind a closed door, and we hear heavy breathing. There's the odd swear or potentially offensive word: "hell," "dammit," "douchey," and Martin referring to an animal that intimidates him by calling him "that f--king cat," with "f--k" bleeped. A character who's upset tells a coworker she's out of the liquor she keeps in her desk to cope with her job; the two of them steal into their boss' office to steal his booze, filling the bottle up with water. Otherwise, this show is easy to watch and easy to love, particularly for animal lovers.