Xavier Remington 
Naturally we mean a Werewolf in human form as I’m sure a fully transformed Werewolf kissing a human would not end well. Of course, there are some Werewolves who have control of their transformations who can maintain some or all of their consciousness in wolfy form. Since Werewolves can transmit the Lycanthrope Virus via saliva from a bite it was assumed for countless centuries that intimate contact of any type could not occur between a human and a Werewolf in any form. In reality, the Werewolf Virus must come in contact with the bloodstream of a person to turn them into a Werewolf.
In fact, there must be a decent amount embedded deep in the tissues. This is where the bite is essential. Lycanthrope saliva ingested through the mouth actually ends up being altered slightly by stomach acids. Enough to not cause transformation even if it did absorb into the bloodstream. There plausibly could be a slight risk if there are any wounds in one’s mouth but the odds are slim that one could be infected in this way. If there is some worry then swishing with colloidal silver in advance of, and right after any make-out sessions is a sensible precaution. In addition, other bodily fluids are almost never a method of werewolf virus transmission. Thankfully many Werewolves can lead normal human lives when there isn’t a full Moon!🐺
Well if the person being kissed has a cut or something in their mouth then I’m sure the virus would turn them wouldn’t it?
In human form if they inject their saliva into the humans bloodstream would the virus turn them, or do they have to be in wolf form?