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Nothing like a great big kiss. Apparently, this behavior is part of bonding, but not necessarily a part of mating. Unlike most rodents, prairie dogs mate once a year and have only a single litter of three to eight pups. Typically, only about half of their offspring survive the first year.

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Prairie Dogs
Nothing like a great big kiss. Apparently, this behavior is part of bonding, but not necessarily a part of mating. Unlike most rodents, prairie dogs mate once a year and have only a single litter of three to eight pups. Typically, only about half of their offspring survive the first year.