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A Girl and Her Guard Dog was definitely the one they sacrificed whenever they needed time for the other two. There's plain bad art, choppy animation, faulty frames, continuity errors, mismatch with audio, style dissonance within a scene, lazy backgrounds, weirdly paced scenes, recycled animation, extended flashbacks (from previous episodes) and probably more. The direction itself and the pacing of the season as a whole were rather good, if you do care about the story. The voice acting and BGM were of standard quality, some pieces even stand out for being particularly effective.
This is purely speculation, but seeing how the vast majority of the recent works from the studio have a male demo, this was a change of pace that was forced into them, and they didn't spend any extra bit of effort in the show besides what was needed so the episode aired.
The OST: I live for Masayoshi Ooishi and the OP didn't disappoint.

The intimate scenes are not merely for visual appeal; they serve as a lens into the character’s deepest desires and insecurities. It explores love, loss, and the lengths people go to mask their pain, making it a unique and compelling watch in the ecchi category. RELATED: 40 Best Romance Anime of All Time (Ranked) 9. ‘To LOVE-Ru’ “To LOVE-Ru” introduces us to the rather ordinary life of Rito Yuki, which takes an unexpected twist when the alien princess Lala Satalin Deviluke teleports into his bathroom. Intent on marrying Rito to avoid a political marriage back on her home planet, Lala’s presence introduces many extraterrestrial challenges, comedic scenarios, and plenty of ecchi moments. As Rito grapples with his growing feelings for Lala and the challenges of extraterrestrial politics, he often finds himself in unintentionally lewd situations with various characters.

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