Children's comedy, in which a talking rottweiler has its private parts inspected, subject to complaints

This accounted for a third of all complaints to IFCO during 2018.

Children's comedy, in which a talking rottweiler has its private parts inspected, subject to complaints

A scene from the children’s comedy Show Dogs, in which a talking rottweiler has its private parts inspected by a judge, was the subject of eight complaints to the Irish Film Classification Office (IFCO) this year.

This accounted for a third of all complaints to IFCO during 2018. Other films that attracted criticism from members of the public included Red Sparrow, The Shape of Water, and Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle.

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