Alright, so they made it to the final town.

I had to put little dots because drawing too many ponies and wolves on a small scale is too much and it will look all pixelated

So anyways here is the idea i have about the behavior of these wolf ponies

They don't like outsiders so that is why they act to fearful and hostile to our ponies

But it's not their fault (also the pony with the two-colored eyes he was about to turn into a wolf)

As seen by the flashback story

They left their original pack because it was too crowded and they needed to find new lands with good soil

But some hunters (they were actually a lot but depicting 3 is enough) came to hunt them down due to the (untrue) stigma wolf ponies have, the wolf ponies kept finding new land to settle down only for these hunters to find them again, and again.

So much so they chased them to the mountains of equestria and they could not run anymore so one pony who was seen as a late bloomer because she did not transform like she should of as a teen tried to help, thus she revealed she was a white wolf pony

That part was her first time transforming, yes, it hurt but protecting her pack was important, she later on showed good leadership, she was kind but strong too and she became queen and of course she found a husband too.

Now these wolfs are not bad they are just secluded and rarely interact with normal ponies its only very rare when they trade do they find someone to be with from another pack or even rarer a normal pony who understands.

They will be ok with outsiders when they gain the trust of the pack.

They only act this way in defense because they don't want to be driven away from the only home they have left

Even though they did not want to be near the mountains because its cold and food hardly grows there and they can only grow and forage during spring, summer and autumn after that they have to preserve food however they can and that its safe for pony and wolf consumption.

So, in general life is hard there but they do their best to manage

Let's see how our ponies are able to solve their problem