At the end of the show, it is shown that one of the main characters had children (little baby bunnies jumping around being precious, no birth or anything shown) and a few innocent romances throughout the show.

Throughout the show the villainous male rabbits treat the female rabbits like objects for use as they please.

A man shoots a rabbit in an episode, but the rabbit survives.

They are seen in some scenes where rabbits fight.

A crow bites the leg of a rabbit in the first episode, when the rabbits go to a church in ruins with a cemetery and they run into a flock of crows and fight with this flock. One of the crows is killed.

In some scenes we see a fox attacking some rabbits and in some cases it kills some of these.

Religious exclamations are heard such as: For Frith, for the love of Frith, for the fury of Frith, for the beards of Frith, my god.

An use of "hell", four uses of "damned", two uses of "stupid", "useless" and a use of "git".

None.

My Rating (Deleted. Personal opinions about ratings are not appropriate for the Parents Guide.)

The shows tone is definitely toned down compared to the book and 1978 movie. It's more lighthearted and less violent then them as well.