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piggy♥ asked:


does anyone know all the pets you can get, so i can have options of the pet i want. and does anyone know what pet is the strongest? and these are all combat pets im talking about. thanks.
im a blood elf. level 28, havent been playing since the last expansion of the burning crusade. i have a pet dragon hawk. what do you think about the pet? and what pet do you prefer.

TheJMeister88 asked:


In World of Warcraft, can hunters tame the elite Murk Worms found in the Sunken Temple to be pets? They’re one of the coolest look creatures. Thanks

Emma Martin asked:




When you’re trying to figure out what the best pet is for your Hunter in World of Warcraft, the answer has a lot to do with deciding the kind of pet first. There are basically three different types of pets, so once you figure out which of these you want, then it will be easier to select a specific WoW hunter pet.

So let’s take a look at the two basic pet types, either tank pets or DPS Pets. There are other pets too that are more generalized and this may be the way for you to go as well if you have a lot of different things you want your pet to do.

For Tanking, Gorillas, Boars and Bears make some great pets. Probably the boars and bears are the most common though because they are a lot easier to feed. Also, for Tanking you can consider turtles, for their extra durability.

Need a pet for DPS? Cats are almost always the first choice if you need a good DPS Pet for your Hunter. The reason why is that cats can learn lots more different abilities than any other Hunter pet you could get and they are also easy to feed and can dish out lots of damage to your enemies. In addition to all of the cats available, you can also consider owls, spiders, and my personal favorite, raptors! Raptors will shred the face right off your enemy, so if you’re feeling particularly bloodthirsty, that’s the way I’d go.

Now, for pets that can do a little bit of this and a little bit of that, for when you want maximum flexibility to both tank and DPS, you have a whole bunch of options. My favorite here is the Wolf. Partly, it is the fact that I just love how they look and also that furious howl is a great skill. The variety of attack speeds will come in handy as well.

With so many pets to choose from, the way to help you narrow your selection down is to start thinking about what does the pet eat and how easy will it be to maintain them? Can you get their food easily, is it expensive? Can they eat anything or do they have a specialized diet? If you are still a low level hunter, you are not going to want to be spending your money on pet food! Also, stop and spend a minute thinking about what kind of effort it will take to level your pet and can you have it keep up with you as you level up yourself? That’s going to be a factor on deciding what pet to choose.

CandCSuperness asked:

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wolfstacker5560 asked:

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Willowings asked:

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Gavin Roberts asked:




Hunters may be the least respected characters in World of Warcraft, and those with pets are not any higher on the list. Other players often fail to notice, however, the benefits a hunter and pet can bring to a group. In addition, a pet is an excellent addition for the hunter who prefers to solo. For those hunters who are trying to decide on a pet, the following World of Warcraft Hunter Pet Guide should help make the decision a little easier.

Taming a Pet


Before deciding on a pet, it is important to understand the basics of taming a pet. At level 10, a hunter must return to their home area to obtain a taming quest. After completing the taming quest, the hunter must then complete the quest to learn to train a pet. It is essential that both quests be completed, with the second finished as soon as possible after the first. Until you complete the training quest, you are unable to feed your pet.

When a pet is first tamed, it is at Loyalty level 1 and Unhappy. When a pet is Unhappy, it does 75% damage, while a Content pet does 100% and a Happy pet does 125%. Not only does Happiness affect your pet’s damage, but a pet that stays Unhappy will run away. Feeding the pet is necessary to raise its Happiness level, which makes the training quest essential to keeping a pet.

Choosing a Pet


There is no way to answer the question of which pet is best for a hunter. The best pet for your character depends entirely on what characteristics you are looking for in a pet. The following are some suggestions for pets based on different characteristics:

Speed


Some pets are have skills that will increase their speed by a specific percentage for 15 seconds. Dash can be used by Boars, Cats, Hyenas, Ravagers, Tallstriders, and Wolves. Additionally, the Dive skill can be used by Bats, Carrion Birds, Dragonhawks, Nether Rays, Owls, and Windserpents.

Stealth


If you are looking for a pet that can sneak up on your enemies, you may want to look at Cats. Cats can use Prowl, which slows their movement but puts them in stealth mode until cancelled. In addition, the first attack from Prowl receives a bonus to damage.

Screech


For those who prefer a pet that gets up in the enemy’s face, options include Bats, Carrion Birds, and Owls. These three types of pets can use Screech, which blasts a single enemy for damage while lowering the melee attack power of all enemies within melee range.

Damage, Health, Armor


If you are solely concerned about a pet’s ability to do damage, Cats, Windserpents, and Ravagers are high damage pets. Of course, there is a downside in that they all have lower health levels. High health pets include Nether Rays, Bears, Tallstriders, and Gorillas. The downside to these is lower damage and armor.

The high armor pets in World of Warcraft include Turtles, Crabs, Scorpids, and Crocolisks. The high armor pets have lower damage and health, however. Boars, Carrion Birds, and Wolves have generally well-rounded armor, damage and health, with none being at the highest or lowest levels of any pets.

While no World of Warcraft Hunter Pet Guide can tell which pet is best, players can easily find their best pet by simply playing around with the pets and finding what works best for them.