There is no defined breeding season, and females bear litters of up to seven pups.

Females bear litters of one to six pups (average three) every year.

Females bear litters of up to five pups in summer, following a gestation period of a year.

Females bear litters of 1-3 pups annually after a 10-12 month gestation period.

This species is viviparous, with females bearing litters of 9 young possibly every other year before the wet season.

Females bear litters of three to15 pups after a 10-month gestation period.

Females typically bear litters of three, though individuals gestating up to nine pups have been reported.

It is presumed to be aplacental viviparous, bearing small litters, like other members of its family.

Females bear litters of 1-5 pups every other year, after a gestation period lasting 14-19 months.

Some breeds have been developed to emphasize certain physical traits beyond the point at which they can safely bear litters on their own.