Can werewolves get pregnant?

Yes because if two werewolves mate, they can give birth to an actual wolf cub. But according to Pottermore, that's only ever happened twice. I'm not sure what happens to the baby during the full moon.. I know on the tv show The Originals, werewolves don't turn on the full moon if they're pregnant.
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Can you have a baby with a werewolf?

It is said that a werewolf will only birth a werewolf cub if both parents are werewolves, so I believe the baby would also shift during the pregnancy.
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How long does it take a werewolf to get pregnant?

A pregnancy for a female/male werewolf is shorter than the 9 months a human would normally have. Werewolves grow rapidly the first few years, so the gestation can be as short as 3 months or sometimes longer depending on how many babies the female/male is carrying.
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How does a werewolf mate?

Mating Process

When a male Werewolf finds a potential mate, his body releases a purring mechanism from his voice that has the power to encourage, or seduce, the mate in question to want to be closer to the male. The mate in question has to be close to the male, emotionally and physically for it to work.
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How many pups can werewolves have?

Litter Mates. Wolf pups are usually born in litters of four to six. Brothers and sisters are called "litter mates." Wild wolf packs are a lot like many human families.
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What is a female werewolf called?

In mythology and literature, a werewoman or were-woman is a woman who has taken the form of an animal through a process of lycanthropy.
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Can a werewolf mate with a vampire?

Vampire-Werewolf hybrids are a deadly cross between a Werewolf and Vampire. They are among the most powerful creatures and hybrids in existance, having both Werewolf and Vampire powers.
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Do werewolves have a mating season?

No. Werewolves needing a particular kind of “mate” or having some kind of mating seasons or rituals was never, ever a thing in folklore whatsoever. Werewolves in folklore are perfectly ordinary individuals with an unusual curse.
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Can a wolf bite make you a werewolf?

No, it's not possible for humans to turn into wolves. Werewolves do not exist in reality.
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Are werewolves real?

The werewolf is a mythological animal and the subject of many stories throughout the world—and more than a few nightmares.
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Do male wolves go into heat?

If werecreatures can go into heat, it should only be the females. Males of any species don't go into heat. Why? Males can "go at anytime," while females do so when they are fertile, which is usually during specific time(s) of the year called breeding season(s).
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Why are there no female werewolves?

But because the werewolf represents traits that are accepted as masculine—strength, large size, violence, and hirsutism—we tend to think of the werewolf as being naturally male. The female werewolf is disturbing because she entirely breaks the rules of femininity.
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What happens when a wolf is in heat?

Estrus is the phase when copulation occurs and the female is fertile. It is noted that the female will 'stand' for the male with her tail averted. This change in behaviour is a sign that the female has come into the estrus phase. If inattentive, she will paw, rub, straddle or even mount the male.
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What is a werewolf gene?

Scientists have discovered a genetic mutation responsible for a disorder that causes people to sprout thick hair on their faces and bodies. Hypertrichosis, sometimes called "werewolf syndrome" is a very rare condition, with fewer than 100 cases documented worldwide.
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How do I become a werewolf?

To become a werewolf, it is necessary to be bitten by a werewolf in their wolfish form at the time of the full moon. When the werewolf's saliva mingles with the victim's blood, contamination will occur.
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Where can I find a werewolf?

The "eastern" werewolf-vampire is found in the folklore of Central and Eastern Europe, including Hungary, Romania and the Balkans, while the "western" werewolf-sorcerer is found in France, German-speaking Europe and in the Baltic.
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How do you become a werewolf curse?

* A person could become a werewolf in a number of ways: if he was cursed, drank water from a wolf's pawprint, ate the meat of an animal killed by a wolf, wore a girdle made of wolfskin, or used a magic salve.
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Can werewolves speak?

Assuming the rest of the vocal apparatus is human-shaped and has comparable features, yes, they would be able to talk. Vocal resonation would be quite off, and the pitch would likely be higher - rather than growl, your average werewolf would tend to yip (but that may vary as it depends on several other factors).
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How tall is a werewolf?

In Glabro form, the near human form, a werewolf would be up to 7.5 feet tall and 400lbs. In Hispo form, the dire wolf form, you're 4-6 feet tall (at the shoulder) and up to 800lbs. Now, throw in the Huge Size merit and your Homid form goes up to 7 feet / 400lbs.
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Can humans be werewolves?

In Italy, France and Germany, it was said that a man or woman could turn into a werewolf if he or she, on a certain Wednesday or Friday, slept outside on a summer night with the full moon shining directly on his or her face. It is said that humans can be turned into werewolves by having been bitten by another werewolf.
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What happens if a werewolf is bitten by a vampire Twilight?

If a vampire in the Twilight universe bites a human, the latter will turn into a vampire (unless the venom is taken out, as happened in Twilight with Bella, James, and Edward), but if a vampire bites a werewolf, nothing will happen to the latter.
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Are werewolves immortal?

In the Underworld franchise, Werewolves are biologically immortal transgenics, as opposed to supernaturally immortal creatures of pop culture. In the novelizations, all Werewolves have cobalt eyes and foam at the mouth, much like rabid animals.
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What age do you transform into a werewolf?

Those who were born as werewolves or were bit very young don't reach full "wolf maturity" until they reach puberty, which is somewhere between the age of 11 and 14. When they reach that point, their body starts to change rapidly, their urges to transform start to show more and more, almost uncontrollably.
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Is turning into a werewolf painful?

While the end result might be cool, the steps of turning into a werewolf are all pretty painful for your human form to handle. There is usually a lot of screaming, snapping, stretching, and howling involved.
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