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A gray wolf can have 1-6 pups in one litter but the average is 5-6 pups. Females can have only one litter for the year, since their breeding season lasts from late winter and into early spring. Following on that, a wolf doesn't turn sterile like human females in later ages so females can rear wolf pups until they die.

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