A PERVERTED woman has been caught filming sick sex tapes with her Great Dane – and admitted lusting over the pet.

Christina Stokes was arrested for allegedly having sex with an animal and posting clips of it on the internet.

She initially denied all the accusations and insisted he was not “f****** her dog”.

However, when cops quizzed her and asked if she was ever involved in any sexual activity with her pet, she said: “I can’t say an interest hadn’t been there.”

Christina is now under police custody and is facing several charges, Komo News reports.

An investigation into the case first kicked off when cops received a tip about vile videos of the woman with her dog making rounds on a pornographic website.

Investigators reviewed a 15-minute video that showed a woman, later identified by cops as Stokes, performing various sexual acts with what appeared to be a brown Great Dane wearing a blue collar. 

Police later discovered an additional video featuring the woman and the dog on a different pornography website. 

When cops arrived at her home after obtaining a search warrant, they found items that matched those seen in the videos.

Christina is currently in the Oklahoma County Jail and is awaiting a trial.

It comes just days after another sick woman admitted to filming 153 bestiality porn videos with her own pet dog.

Brennah Montgomery, 31, pleaded guilty to one count of bestiality as well as possession of a visual presentation depicting the sexual conduct of a child.

Police said five of the videos show her full or partial face, with some of the videos being duplicates.

She was released on June 1 last year after posting a $15,000 bond.

When interviewed by police, Montgomery admitted during her interview that she did engage in sexual activities but claimed she did not lock or force the dog into the acts.

Montgomery faces a maximum of seven years behind bars for both charges along with a $7,000 fine.

Additionally, the 31-year-old will be required to register as a sex offender. 

She is due to be sentenced on May 12.