Now this particular point is pretty stupid.
I mean, what does your fur got to do with your talent?
Normally, a wolves coat would be the same colour as their normal (human) hair colour. Also, wolves have a particular colour of fur to camouflage them in a particular habitat. So if they're in the forest, which is mostly green, how is a white coat of fur going to help them hide from predators or catch their meals? They might as well be screaming at the top of their lungs and running around butt naked.
Try and match your characters fur colour to their hair colour as a human, it makes much more sense and is unique compared to other stories.
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