Board Thread:WARNING ALL USERS False Info\Spoilers/@comment-10280603-20140114090029/@comment-10280603-20140114190624

Grahamburglar wrote: Werecoyote really isn't a stretch. In real world mythology, there's more than just werewolves -- most notably there's werecats. There's myths of therianthropic (that any sort of lycanthropy that isn't wolves) of virtually every sort of wild feline and canine. I've even read about werebears and wererats, but I'm not entirely sure if those come from actual myths or are just actual myths extrapolated into fiction.

So, yeah, if you're willing to accept werewolves and not other animals you probably should avoid the supernatural/horror genre altogether.

Like the above post stated its not so much about not being able to accept other supernatural creatures ( though some of the ones you mentioned are indeed just sci-fis on expanding the were mythology) its just they havent even really fleshed out werewolves so why add another canine. Also in native american lore Coyotes werent really weres they were called skin walkers and werent affected by the moons cycle