If you do decide to get three dogs, it is important to consider the sex of each dog. There are some potential benefits and challenges associated with having multiple dogs of the same or opposite sex.
Benefits of having multiple dogs of the same sex:
* Can be easier to train and manage, as they may have similar temperaments and behaviors.
* May be more likely to bond with each other and play together.
* Can be a good option if you want to avoid potential aggression or dominance issues between dogs of opposite sexes.
Challenges of having multiple dogs of the same sex:
* May be more likely to compete for resources, such as food, toys, and attention.
* May be more likely to develop same-sex aggression, which can be a serious problem.
* May not be as diverse in their personalities and behaviors, which can make them less interesting to live with.
Benefits of having multiple dogs of opposite sexes:
* Can provide a more balanced and diverse group of dogs in terms of their personalities and behaviors.
* May be less likely to compete for resources, as they may have different needs and preferences.
* May be less likely to develop same-sex aggression.
Challenges of having multiple dogs of opposite sexes:
* Can be more difficult to train and manage, as they may have different temperaments and behaviors.
* May be more likely to form strong bonds with each other and exclude other dogs from the pack.
* May be more likely to have unplanned pregnancies if not spayed or neutered.
Ultimately, the decision of whether to get three dogs and what sex they should be is a personal one. There is no right or wrong answer, and the best choice will depend on your individual circumstances.