The social behavior of fawns is formed through contacts not only with their mother, but also with other conspecifics. At first, they try to suckle on any gazelle that happens to be nearby and are met, as a rule, with aggressive resistance. Later, they begin to come into contact mainly with fawns, especially in the absence of their mother, spending more and more time with them. But after the end of the hiding period, they constantly follow their mother and repeat her behavior very accurately.