I have 7 females and 3 males. I tend to like making female pets with badass species/color combos. I don't really role-play them or anything, but I have been thinking about it.

I highly prefer Male over Female for my pets.

I currently have 10 pets, 8 Male, 2 Female.

=/ LOL -fail-

As of right now, out of the 17 pets I have...

Female: 10 Male: 6 Genderless: 1

More females altogether, but four more than male is not by any means overkill IMO. I didn't plan the genders. They just come as the pet is made.

10 males, I know some say female, IM FIXING THAT, OKAY?!

I only work with male characters, I hate female ones.

Male: 6 Female: 3

Well, four of my pets HAD to be male, (stellifer, Pollock, Dreadpirateroberts, SATAN has STDs) based on their names and history, and two of my pets HAD to be female (Alicritia, Edeth), based on the same thing. The others are just random.

Of my 9 pets, 8 are male, 1 will be female as soon as I get a sex berry.~

I have five males. I adopted all of them (except Vlad), so it wasn't intentional. But I loved developing their characters, so I didn't mind. I have five more slots open, but I really don't have any plans to even it out. :D

If you go by what it says on their profiles, I have seven males and only four females.

HOWEVER. My oldest pet, although "female", considers itself gender neutral. And although I made my latest pet "male", that's just because it was the option that appeared first in the adopt box :P I'm still deciding whether [s]he is going to remain a [s]he. So I consider myself to have six males, three females, and one "other" (with one yet-to-be-decided).

Mostly they're named for specific pre-existing characters and that dictated their gender. Only for two pets did I pick a gender for the pet I wanted and then find a "random" name I liked that suited both (my Bloodred Telenine - had to be female :) and my Darkmatter Wyllop - decided it had a more masculine attitude).