The title explains it. I’m kind of confused right now as in which situation they’ll be used respectively.
Thanks in advance 
どれの - whose
どの - which
どれ - which
The latter two work on the same principle as この and これ.
Examples:
どの家ですか。
家はどれですか。
Huh? どの is the prenominal equivalent of どれ, so どれの is not something necessary. And it wouldn’t translate as “whose” if you could use it.
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Oh, I don’t know how that happened; I must have mixed it up with だれ, my mistake, I’m quite tired.
thanks guys 
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