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If you liked Togainu no Chi add

...then you might like Vassalord. add

Both are bloody and gory anime created from shounen-ai/yaoi sources. TNC is a full-length series, though, while Vassalord is just an OVA.

If you liked Work In add

...then you might like Sorenari ni Shinken Nan desu. add

Both are manga with pretty art, and include single fathers. Work In includes another story, though, and is shorter than Sorenari.

If you liked Musuko ga Osewa ni Nattemasu! add

...then you might like Koishite Daddy add

Both deal with divorced, single fathers. Musuko's more explicit and shorter, though.

If you liked Nichijousahan Bi - Beautiful Life add

...then you might like Koishite Daddy add

Both involve single fathers who're seme. They're also really cute stories with pretty art, and the children are absolutely adorable.

If you liked Room 1/2 add

...then you might like Puchitto Hajiketa, add

Both involve two semes in a relationship. Also, both include a tad of bondage, although it plays a bigger role in Room1/2.

If you liked Nichijousahan Bi - Beautiful Life add

...then you might like Sorenari ni Shinken Nan desu. add

Both involve single fathers and are really cute slice of life.

If you liked Inu mo Arukeba Fallin' Love add

...then you might like Love Neco add

In both stories the uke gets himself a pet who's very attached to them.

If you liked Dear Green: Hitomi no Ounowa add

...then you might like Kyuuso wa Cheese no Yume wo Miru add

Both are very realistic, Josei-ish, and with extremely well-developed plots. Unlike so much of the yaoi out there, these aren't purely about smut between two cliched characters. Both have lots of drama, feelings, and complex relationships involved. Nothing is rushed, and it doesn't end after they get together. Also, there isn't that annoyingly obvious distinction between the seme and the uke. If you liked one, you'll definitively like the other.

If you liked Wild Rock add

...then you might like Corsair add

Historical yaoi with great art and a good, strong plot involving one guy protecting the other in some way. If you liked one you'll definitively like the other.

If you liked Marginal Prince: Gekkeiju no Ouji-tachi add

...then you might like Uta no☆Prince-sama♪ Maji Love 1000% add

A bishounen cast of talented "Princes" surrounding one (female in UtaPri and male in Marginal Prince) character that is not all that special in comparison. Main characters in both series attend an elite school where, at first, they feel like they don't quite belong. Every character in both series has different personalities and backstories that are presented in one episode each. Also, they all tend to burst out singing in one point or another (while the singing is good in UtaPri, it's really just amusing in Marginal Prince because it's so bad). If you enjoyed Marginal Prince, I'm absolutely positive you'll enjoy UtaPri, but I can't make any guarantees if it's the other way around.

If you liked Yebisu Celebrities 1st add

...then you might like Sekaiichi Hatsukoi add

Aside from being yaoi, of course, both share a very similar boss x employee relationship. In Sekaiichi, they are manga editors, and in Yebisu they work with design. However, Yebisu's animation is nowhere near as good as Sekaiichi's, and sometimes movement seems like something out of a yaoi game.

If you liked Bokura no Oukoku add

...then you might like Super Lovers add

Both involve one of the characters going to live with the other. They also have the same kind of relationship with each other, but while in Super Lovers it's with his stepbrother, in Bokura no Oukoku it's with his cousin. They also both have the same carefree feel with a bit of comedy, and the relationships don't feel forced at all. The art of both is also very pretty - although I think Super Lovers wins in that category. If you enjoyed one of them, you'll definitively enjoy the other - I know I did!

If you liked Ikoku Irokoi Romantan add

...then you might like Seitokaichou ni Chuukoku add

Aside from the obvious yaoi factor, both deal with friends becoming something more, and one of the characters being raped. Also, the blondes look kind of similar. Maturity pretty much the same.