We answered your werewolf questions (Part 1)

Here are some answers from Rayne Belladonna and I (Wolf Girl Night) who answered questions about werewolves. It was quite fun.

Question: Do werewolves really exist?

Rayne - There is one way of discovering that. Honestly don’t do it. Go to your nearest wildlife nature reserve, the biggest forest you can find. Cruise around on your car for a while in the evenings until nightfall. Make sure you fill up your engine with enough fuel as you don’t want to run low.
Wolf Girl Night - Yes they do. All you need to do is research it in your library and you'll come across real life cases. There are reports of strange sightings of dog headed people called Dogmen. Start in the cryptid section, and work your way into history and crime statistics. Find out about real werewolves and you'll often come across infamous killers or animals that terrified local residents. Look at what happens during a full moon and what the police have stated. Check out many subjects on berserkers and wolf headed warriors. Look for articles about the mysterious cynocephaly.

Question: Why are white werewolves born?

Rayne - They just become born. There isn’t a “why” because colour can appear in some werewolves and not in others. Maybe this has something to do with the personality or the traits of the individual werewolf. I don’t believe that for one minute that white werewolves mean they’re all females because this isn’t true. In horror films, female werewolves tend to be white as in “Ginger Snaps” and “Blood and Chocolate”. White associated with feminine innocence and bridal gowns, often the reason female werewolves are white in films. There are male white werewolves with supernatural and abnormal traits as you would find in “Wolf’s Rain” and as in the case of Jon Snow’s Ghost direwolf in “Game of Thrones”. White wolves are often linked with snow and the arctic, Winter season and the far north. White werewolves then are not all female and not all of them are from snowy icy terrains. They can be the blondes of the pack (family) or the mystics.
Wolf Girl Night - This is a vague question. Most werewolves are born human, and the majority of lycanthropes become wolves during a full moon. If you want to look for werewolf children, then go no further than your TV and select a cartoon channel. Werewolves come in different colours, but they are ingrained in folklore tradition pretty much all over the world.

Question: Is there a werewolf equivalent of Dracula?

Rayne - There isn’t really but you will find a load of werewolf heartthrobs in paranormal romances. “Teen Wolf” ()the TV series) with Tyler Posey as Scott Mccall, is sort of the werewolf who is nice. In “Twilight” there is Taylor Lautner as werewolf Jacob Black. Jason Behr in “Skinwalkers” is considered a hot werewolf. Mason Lockwood in “Vampire Diaries”. The werewolf Alcide Herveax in “True Blood”.
Wolf Girl Night - There are a few heart throb werewolves. Those are Jacob Black of Twilight, Scott McCall as played by Tyler Posey in Teen Wolf, Alcide Herveaux of True Blood and Lucian Greymark of Shadow Hunters.

Question: If a dragon and a werewolf had a baby, what would it look like and what would it be called?  

Rayne - Different species can’t breed. A dragon is not the same species as a werewolf. Basically a dragon is a type of reptile. A werewolf is sort of a canidae and a human. Wolves and humans are different breeds entirely but a werewolf is a monster. Perhaps the only time this is possible to breed a dragon and a werewolf is when the dragon takes human form and mates with a werewolf. Then you’re going to have to think that the dragon is a shapeshifter who can turn human. When dragon and werewolf are in their human forms, they can breed. The result would be a type of hybrid called something like Chimera.
Wolf Girl Night - I would call it FFS!

Hope you enjoyed reading our replies. I will post some more soon.
Enjoy the hot Summer!
Howls ^^