qT=2&tQ=Generally, female African wild dogs stay with their families for their entire lives.&tC=True|False&cC=2&fB=African wild dog litters can sometimes be as large as 20 pups and over half of these will be males, an uncharacteristic trait in the animal kingdom.<br><br>Another difference between wild dogs and most other animals is that female dogs will leave their packs, while the males often stay with their native packs for life. In a pack, all the male dogs are related and all the females are related. But the males are not related to the females. This prevents inbreeding.