..But I mean, literally nothing happened with either choice. The dog licked her face...like a dog. So on what grounds do you make this judgement of the character? Is a dog licking a person's face sexual now? I am not interested in this content either btw and I do not know how the dev plans to implement this content further, but I think this assessment of the character is premature given what was shown(at this point in the game). As far as she is concerned, it was a friendly dog. She only showed interest in having a pet and nothing to do with....that.
So again what are you using to make this assessment?
Edit: To me this kind of thinking doesn't hold much water because in general a dev could write characters to openly denounce having any interest in doing certain actions based on a single toggle whether it is in a menu for the player to select or a choice in the game universe that the MC decides through player choice. This meta level character assessment is just too much imo. It is a made up story and the character's motivations can be as mailable as the author wants them to be. As long as there is logical consistency within each path, there shouldn't be a reason to call them into question on this meta level. Beyond that, then the author would be at fault.
Idk if this is a good analogy or not but hopefully it gets the point across. If a guy and a girl like each other but the girl cannot stand his drinking habits, but then the guy sees this and is willing to put in the work to go sober, should she dumpster him anyway? I think there is something to be said about a person that goes out of their way to do/not do something just for you even though they may not necessarily want to but do it anyway because they value you more than that thing. As far as in game choices matching this pattern, this is my general outlook on it.
Mind you. this is different from the scenario that you presented, which is indeed sus, but again it is not indicative of what is happening in the game at this point in time. You have jumped to that conclusion.