Rare films flip the script. In The Shape of Water (2017)—not a traditional "animal film" but a monster-romance—the creature is non-human, yet the human female (Elisa) is a sexual being (she masturbates openly). Here, the "animal" does not shame the puta ; it embraces her. But note: this film was rated R and initially rejected by mainstream studios.
Many animated films center on romantic dynamics between animals, often mirroring human social structures. Hachi: A Dog's Tale Animal Sex Films X - Putas Fucking And Sucking Horse.mpg
The ultimate example is Lady and the Tramp (1955). The titular Tramp is a known sexual agent (he has "seen them all"). Lady is a chaste, purebred cocker spaniel. The puta figure is Peg, the sultry Russian wolfhound at the pound. Peg sings "He’s a Tramp," celebrating her own promiscuity, but the film punishes her: she remains in the pound, alone, while Lady gets the romantic spaghetti dinner. The message: the sexually experienced female animal is unworthy of a happy ending. Rare films flip the script
