Thanks guys. Reading through this has kinda reminded me how many of these have been addressed for humorous purposes in
Peter is the Wolf...
Let's see... Sarah, in her first transformation, screams "What's happening to me?"... and Peter & Jean remark about always laughing at that line.
Con Nero (uniformed police officer) shoots transformed Sarah through the heart with a lead bullet to
stun her. Then of course, she *doesn't shift back.. they have to drag her into the back of a pickup truck to take her home.
The majority of the werewolves have not only unique fur patters, but also retain their hairstyles when in werewolf form...
And oddly, now that you mention it... nearly every werewolf in PitW was not only born a werewolf, but raised one. They had years to be taught about, and adapt to, their changes. That's just common sense. Unlike any other werewolf movie or book, it seems. There's a strong pack mentality, providing a community of support.
And I can't deal with the sewers either... they're hunting animals, they'd rather be in the city park, don't you think? A nice, lush forest? Maybe that's why there are all those "no tresspassing" signs around alot of municipal forested lots...