To be honest, when I first saw this picture I saw a few things that struck my attention. For one, the shading is very, very well done, every hair seems to be placed with such intricacy and attention it's hard not to be impressed
As well as the mix-up of making the background a bit more or less detailed than the original subject. To me, this makes the anthro/were standout more and leads the focus to the actual character instead of the background. (granted be, the background is very well done too!)
However, there are also a few things that made me tilt my head a bit. The main thing that looks a bit 'off' is the angle of the head and the way it contrasts to the connection with the torso. Though it may be possible to turn your head that far as an anthro (as animals are naturally more flexible than a human) the way the bend and turn is portrayed here is a bit askew. If I were to suggest a way to help this I would say making a 'spine line'
If you already use a guideline for a sketch, you may know what I'm talking about. Using the spine line will help anchor where the neck can bend, and where it will connect with the torso, making it a bit less easy to make the mistake of placing the head too far to the left, or too far to the right when making a head turn. Also, another good way is looking to a mirror and watching how your neck turns and bends in the same pose. It helps
As for the rest of the picture, it's very, very good, and like I said, the only thing that caught my eye as far as 'off' was the neck and torso.
Also, if the background and subject are to be molded into the same picture, since the there is a moon in the background, maybe a bit of brighter shine on the fur facing the moon would be a good way to show the blending of main subject and background.

The vision and beauty of this picture really makes it stand out, and I really like this piece. You're very, very talented with your technique, and I have been watching you for a while now, and your works never seem to be boring. This is another beautiful piece that should be marveled and cherished by those who look at it

I hope my critique was understandable, and not too vague or out of proof. I'm still a bit new at this, so please, excuse if I make any mistakes

i think this is a very beautifull peace

however i think that you should be carewfull with purporcions (or whatever you write that ) and also anatomy , the way we are seeing the character is also important, the way you drew his neck and his torso isnt very correct , if this were to happen with a 'real ' werewolf lets say, he would be making a very big effort to place his neck like that while his torso is standing like that

a sides from such this si a very pretty piece and i like how you coloured it a lot , i also like his more flected leg and paw >_< it looks so niceeee

i dont know if this can be considered a critique but well yeah