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12 April 2017

3120 GB adults surveyed

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A woman has been spared jail for having sex with a number of dogs over several years after claiming she did not know it was illegal to sleep with animals. Do you think it should or should not be illegal to have sex with an animal?

Conducted 12 April 2017

YouGov surveyed 3120 GB adults

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11%
14%
A woman has been spared jail for having sex with a number of dogs over several years after claiming she did not know it was illegal to sleep with animals. Do you think it should or should not be illegal to have sex with an animal?

Conducted 12 April 2017

YouGov surveyed 3120 GB adults

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75%
11%
14%

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