Does the Dog Die? 2.3.1

Does the Dog Die is a valuable resource for those who are sensitive to certain themes or triggers in movies, TV shows, or books. It provides an extensive list of over 180 triggers, ensuring that users can make informed decisions about what they watch or read without facing undue emotional turmoil.

The triggers cover a wide range of categories, including animal-related triggers such as dogs dying, spiders, horses dying, cats dying, and animal abuse. Additionally, it addresses addiction triggers like drug use, alcohol abuse, and addiction itself.

For those who are sensitive to bodily harm themes, the platform offers information on scenes featuring burns, mutilation of fingers or toes, shaving or cutting, eye mutilation, torture, seizures, teeth damage, and bones breaking.

Family-related triggers such as the death of children or parents and cheating or kidnapping scenes are also included in the list.

Gross triggers like farting or spitting and vomiting scenes are noted for those who may find such content unsettling. Likewise, medical themes involving needles or syringes, hospital scenes, cancer, electro-therapy, and mental institutions are covered.

Triggers related to mental health concerns encompass themes such as suicide, body dysmorphia, self-harming behavior, claustrophobia, eating disorders, anxiety attacks, gaslighting, and autism abuse.

Noxious triggers like strobe effects and shaky cam are also acknowledged to warn those who may experience discomfort from these visual effects.

Pregnancy triggers like miscarriages, childbirth, abortions, and pregnant woman deaths are mentioned as well.

The list extends to fear-inducing triggers such as jumpscares, clowns, shower scenes, ghosts, demonic possession, and stalking. Sex-related triggers like sexual assault, sexual content, and incest are included too.

Social triggers tackle sensitive topics like the death of LGBT people, hate speech, misgendering, fat jokes, the trope of the "black guy dies first," ableism, antisemitism, and homophobic slurs.

For those who wish to avoid spoilers, the platform points out potential spoilers related to Santa (et al) and sad endings.

Violence triggers are extensively covered, including car crashes, blood or gore, drownings, planes crashing, people getting hit by cars, falling deaths, child abuse, domestic violence, nuclear explosions, hangings, gun violence, being buried alive, and choking.

Users can conveniently personalize their experience by pinning their specific triggers at the top so that they are easily accessible every time they use the platform. They can also request new triggers and contribute to voting on others' suggestions. Additionally, users have the ability to add new movies, TV shows, books, and more to expand the database.

The platform encourages user engagement by providing features that allow them to rate and comment on movies they have seen. Inaccuracies can be reported to ensure the accuracy of the information provided.

With a user-friendly interface and a focus on personalization, Does the Dog Die provides a seamless experience devoid of any advertisements.