Due to this infliction of wild upbringing, Werewolves are all wild to some degree. This may be as simple as only eating with their muzzle, or as broad as acting just like a wolf. This trait can never be changed. It is a habit that can never go away, only be replaced with another. An example is if a full werewolf stops running on all four limbs, but will instead gain the habit of howling occasionally. This can degrade the view of a werewolf, often making them ostracized or cast out.

Full werewolves have an extreme bond with those who they like. This bond can never be broken, no matter how the person treats them. A werewolf can take hits or even sacrifice themselves for this person, if the bond is strong enough. A werewolf can befriend many people and form a somewhat pack-ish bond, but will only hold one person above them all. Werewolves also share a natural pack bond with other canines or Weres, although not as strong.

Werewolves, due to the time in wild upbringings and pack bonds, can talk to any of their kind, through any language barrier. This is only limited to their kind, and animals they have met. They do not know the language of other creatures, even if it is said by one of them. They can only know it if they have learnt it before.