Taming

Taming is a non-combat skill on the Last Shard. You can tame up to three wolves/dogs to assist you in combat or protect you from monsters. The taming skill does not appear to affect ocelots/cats at this time.

Commands

Check the number of tamed wolves you currently have out of the max allowed, including the dog's name. The default name is Wolfy.

/pets

Example of pet list with maxed taming

Recall/revive tamed wolves to you from far away. (Costs 20 stamina)

/pets call

Skill Level

• From skill level 0.0 to 49.9 you may only have one wolf.

• From skill level 50.0 to 99.9 you may have two wolves.

• At skill level 100.0 you may have three wolves.

Currently, breeding animals are not included in this count, so you could still have more than the allowed number of animals by breeding, but they will not be revived or recalled with the "/pets" command

Special Notes

- Dogs do not retain dyed collars when slain, revived, or recalled.

- Pets call command works even if tamed dogs are sitting somewhere else.

- Recalled dogs have low HP when summoned (HP is reflected by the height they hold their tail, refer to Health and Feeding for more info)

- Dogs help to train Survivalism easily

- If tamed dogs are sitting nearby when you are attacked, they will get up and attack your attacker.

- Unlike in Vanilla Minecraft, tamed dogs will fight creepers. (Have to test this for Ghasts and tamed horses)

Training Tips

You can train Taming by recalling your dog(s), or have your dog(s) fight/kill another thing, including other dogs. The easiest way to train taming is to find a monster spawner in which the dogs can reach the enemies. Then you just need to periodically hit the spawned monster, otherwise, the dog(s) will not attack it. To also help speed this up, or when your dog(s) die, you can use the "/pets call" command for an RNG chance to increase Taming skill.

• NOTE: Bred dogs do not seem to contribute to Taming skill when they kill/hurt enemies and therefore would hinder training the skill.