Omg yes!!! Get another doggo!!! More the merrier, as long as your wallet can keep up! 😍🐶

Mate, you sound like you got a big heart but also, like, be real. If your partner thinks it's too much, that’s something you gotta consider seriously. It's a shared responsibility. Y'all gotta be on the same page or it'll be ruff times ahead.

You've got to consider long-term responsibilities. It's not just about the love you have, but also the time, energy, and money. Dogs aren't cheap. You also got to think about when you're out of the house, vacations, or emergencies. Make a list of pros and cons, don't just go with your heart.

So sweet you want to give another dog a home! But it's not just about a big heart, right? Think logistics. Walks, grooming, emergencies. If you’re juggling that now and can actually add more time, then heck yeah! Just remember more dogs = less individual attention for each pooch.

Professional dog behaviorist here. It's wonderful that you're interested in expanding your fur family. You'll want to be cautious and consider if your current dogs are social and adaptable to new members in the house. It can be a delicate social structure to introduce another personality to the mix. Compatibility between dogs is critical to prevent any future conflicts. Evaluate the temperament, energy levels, and the age of the dog you're considering in relation to your current pack. You might want to consult with a professional or your vet to ensure you make the best choice for your household. Best of luck!

Another one? Sounds like you're starting your own sled team over there! Make sure you're ready for the piles of fur and all the 'presents' you'll be finding in your yard 😂

Got 4 dogs myself and tbh it's a circus but in the best way! If ur dogs are chill and you're up for it, why not? Just think about vet costs and maybe consider adopting an older dog who might not need as much training or energy!

Hey there! First thing, kudos for having three well-behaved pups, that's no small feat! When considering adding another one to the pack, there are a few things to think about. Beyond just space, you have to consider the time you’ll need to dedicate to training, socializing, and bonding with the new addition - not to mention vet bills, food costs, etc. Also make sure the dynamic between all the dogs remains balanced; introducing a new dog can sometimes disrupt the hierarchy. My advice is to maybe do a trial to see how a potential new pup interacts with your current pack before making the commitment. Cheers!