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Sheffield Woman Faces Prison After Confessing to Sex with Pet Dog, Partner Involved

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Sheffield Woman Faces Prison After Confessing to Sex with Pet Dog, Partner Involved
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  • Paige Reaney, 33, abused pet pug Charlie multiple times, Sheffield court hears.
  • Graham Marshall, 38, aided Reaney's abuse of the pug and faces jail time.
    • Abuse of the pug took place between 2019 and 2022.
    • Reaney denies possessing extreme animal-related pornographic images.
    • Marshall admits causing unnecessary suffering to Charlie the pug.
    • Marshall pleads guilty to having extreme images, faces child image charges.
    • Both are on conditional bail; Marshall's next court date is December 12.
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