How do werewolves mate

When they reach that point, their body starts to change rapidly, their urges to transform start to show more and more, almost uncontrollably. At this point, they may only be able to partially shift, showing maybe only fur and fangs.

Just like normal teenagers deal with hormones and changes, werewolves deal with them as well, only they are intensified. The desire to mate, changes in voices, changes in physical size, and of course, the desire to hunt and feed which can be easily controlled by ones will. As soon they become aware of the source and understand to control it, they finally are able to change completely to a werewolf both their fural and anthro form.

Werewolf packs live in groups together, usually in small rural areas. They can be any number from 4 to up to with a hierarchy. The majority of werewolves live and blend in with normal humans, but they do not separate too far from each other.

They have jobs, go to school, pay taxes, and live like normal law-abiding citizens for the most part. But some packs of werewolves live absolutely traditional, meaning they never shift to their human skin. They live in their feral forms all the time, dwelling in the mountains and forests with real wolves. This practice is long but extinct, but there are still werewolves out there who prefer to avoid the costly lifestyle that comes with being a human.

Packs are composed of several status' of leadership. Alpha male, beta male, the mid-rank, and omega. Each part is significant and important in the success of the pack. Traditionally, sexual intercourse is done for the specific purpose of bringing young ones into the world, and only the alpha male and female have the children in the pack. But, in the world of humans, that is difficult to do, so sexual intercourse like human nature is both recreational and for creating offspring.

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Never Miss A Thing! Subscribe via Email. Yeah, I totally get that. But based on my 8th Midnight: Strange. I assume you are referring to the rather questionable Dark wolves known as shadow wolves dark wolves are huge black Lupe I know, I know!

That's why i'm so confused! Lupe well I wouldn't he's considered myself one until just recently Wow this site has become alive again. Lupe I I had some garlic breadsticks and they didn't When their mate dies, they go through painful agony and everything. They can never live the same again. They cannot have another mate-you only get one in life. Yes, very sad. It is possible to replace a mark on a female werewolf. It only works if a male werewolf that is not her mate bites over the mark and then mates with her right after.

Since her mate would never let her be claimed by another werewolf, this would only happen if she was kidnapped and pretty much raped. Very, very rare but now you know it can happen. I was surprised when I found this out! Thanks for reading.