A pair of aardwolves temporarily occupy territories with their most recent offspring. Territories are marked by both male and female with smear from anal glands. Serious fights occur if an intruder is caught inside a territory, especially during mating season. Gestation is between 90-110 days. In the southern part of their range, in November and December, females give birth to single litters of two to four cubs, born blind and helpless.
Cubs spend six to eight weeks in the den.
At about three months, they begin foraging with a parent, and by four months, forage on their own. No, not at the present time.