It's hard to disparage Fox for wanting to get into the werewolf business after the huge – and soul crushing – financial success of the lycanthrope-heavy New Moon. But the network that canceled Dollhouse, Firefly and, amusingly, Werewolf might be stretching America's love affair with fanged furries to its breaking point.

Last year, we reported that Fox was eyeing Bitches, about a pack of urban shewolves. Now comes news that it's developing a second werewolf show called Howl, from Dreamworks TV. Variety says that Howl is a family drama about warring werewolf clans in a small Alaska town.

It sounds like Fox is looking to grab some of that Team Jacob money with its own hairy version of The Vampire Diaries.

Oddly, the show's writer, Joshua Miller, said his script reflects the "changes" going on in the country. (You know, like our obsession with werewolf crap.) He says Howl is all about "the psychology of living with change."

I'll let you ponder whatever it is Mr. Miller is talking about while I sit here and wait for MTV's Teen Wolf remake to premiere. (Yes, that's really happening too.)

So what do you think? Will you be sick of werewolves once this thing rears its beastly head?