What’s Your Pet?

While I’m on a plane back home today, I’m going to take Messyah’s suggestion and ask you guys what kinds of pets you have. Tell us your pet’s species, name, when you tamed it and why you love it!

100 Comments

  1. Amber - November 15th, 2007 @ 1:10 pm UTC

    I started with Alhandra, a lovely Ghost Sabre. She fit in perfectly with my draenei’s backstory, a ghostly feline that she swore was a reflection of the spirit of one of her comrades lost at the hands of Kael’s cohort. However, I got tired of that, having tamed her a long time ago, before they got so bloody popular and common. (I swear, I can’t swing a dead crocolisk in IF without seeing two or three other hunters running around with ghost kitties. Crazy!)

    So I went for something different, and now I have Ashkara, a red windserpent that nicely matches my very blue draenei. It’s quite distinctive and I’ve taken to it quite well, although sometimes clicking around the big flyer can be tricky. But the world needs more windserpents. (And I didn’t have the patience to get someone Hordeside to go through all the necessary contortions for me to pick up Arikara, and then go through all the hassle of levelling her.)

  2. Mylksh - November 15th, 2007 @ 1:10 pm UTC

    Well, while I have three pets right now, two of them are used for experimenting in the Arena. One is a Ravager and the other a Scorpid, and I’ll keep whichever seems to do the best in there.

    My other pet though is my baby. She’s one of those lovely dark grey tigers with white stripes from Darkshore, and I’ve had her every since I was high enough to tame her. Her name is Raika, which roughly translates to “lightning strike” or “flash of lightning” in Japanese. I’m 70 now, have been for some time, but Raika has always been at my side and always will be.

    Also, being a Tauren, and completely new to the game at the time, making the run to where she was to tame her was quite the adventure for me!

  3. Arides - November 15th, 2007 @ 1:23 pm UTC

    I have a white tiger named Lassie. She started out as King (okay, I guess Queen) B and I tamed her right after I hit 43. I love her because Blizz got the cat animations perfect. I love her because she matches my hair. I love her because after 37 levels she has as much RP personality as my hunter does. My guildies send her fish to eat and if they see me with whatever’s currently occupying one of my other two stable slots (changes. All. the. time.) they tell me to go back and get her, now. Yes, everyone and his inbred brother-in-law has a King B, yes, I’m not original, yes, cats are uncool and REAL hunters have a ravager/scorpion/randomuglythingoftheweek but she is MY CAT and the leetpeoples had better stay away from her. There there sweetie, Daddy won’t let the bad men hurt you.

  4. Arides - November 15th, 2007 @ 1:25 pm UTC

    Doh- No, I dont’ have a level 80 cat :( Make that 27 levels.

  5. Concrete - November 15th, 2007 @ 1:30 pm UTC

    I have the white lion Sian Rotam.
    Originally had Echeyakee and got her to 60, but needed Sian Rotam as i was changing the name. Sadly Echeyakee shared the name of a player on my realm who caused aggro in the guild so i had to get rid. The lion is now called Kimba(name taken from Japanese Manga, Kimba the White Lion)
    For me its the best looking pet in game and as an Alliance hunter on a pvp realm, its super rare. Stuff the ghost saber, the white lion is king!

    I have also have a green Blades Edge Raptor i wanted to call Yoshi but its not allowed (must be trademarked i guess) I use the Raptor for Instances as his AR is maxed. Looking to change him for something else and praying the ZA eagles become tamable.

    I had a sporebat for while called “Mackus” he’s a Shammy in our guild who does rather good dps (but i tell him he’s crap just to wind him up ;D ) He keept pestering me to name a pet after him. So i got a Sporebat and named it after him, as its the most useless pet you could have. Bad thing was that any time i forgot about what pet i had, and had Mackus out i was insta ganked by hordies. Even had a lvl 60 come attack me as he knew how crap the pet was! Lol

    Now replaced Mackus with a black armoured boar to level up as my new grinding pet. I’ll passive level him through instances.

  6. Nookni - November 15th, 2007 @ 1:38 pm UTC

    My pet has been a red crab from the Echo isles since dinging lvl 11 and taming it. Periodically, I bring out a raptor named Tethys (guess where from!) for instances, but I’ll always have a soft spot for Kayrab. He may not have the “epic skillz” of a cat or windserpent, but as a casual player on an RP server, it works for me.
    Nookni, Troll hunter of Farstriders-US.

  7. icedtrip - November 15th, 2007 @ 1:38 pm UTC

    I have a wonderful Snow Leopard. Her name is Daciana and I have had her since we were both around level 11. I chose her because they are the only cat that looks like she does with the exception of the ghost saber, but I didn’t want the transparent look. I am only level 40 myself and have just gotten into WoW a couple months back. This is my first character and pet. I had also tamed Bjarn and still have him but he is about 15 levels behind at this point.

  8. Sigilind-Baelgun - November 15th, 2007 @ 1:41 pm UTC

    My main pet is Echeyakee. As an alliance hunter I wanted a fairly rare pet skin and figured that Echeyakee is about the best I could get. My brother rolled a character horde side and leveled it up in order to summon this cat for me. Two reasons I will keep this pet are:
    1. Its a fairly rare skin alliance side and the pain involved in leveling it from 16 to 70. I was 70 when I tamed him.
    2. My brother uses Humar as his main pet. The combination of Echeyakee (Kaiser) and Humar (Kane) is pretty neat.

  9. Jezabelle - November 15th, 2007 @ 1:47 pm UTC

    I have George. He is the Rake from near Thunderbluff. I went over there around level 12 (or w/e level it was) all by myself. A poor lowbie alliance lost in the midst of Chuck Norris and the horde. Scary. :) He has been my faithful companion and I just can’t seem to get rid of him.

    I also tamed the pink flamingo, also from the Thunderbluff area. She is named Molly. (Pink Flamingo is Pretty in Pink = Molly Ringwald.) She’s just for show tho, still level 20ish.

    My next adventure (but also just for show) will be the Sherbert coloered Flamingo on the floating island in Terokkar.

  10. Someone - November 15th, 2007 @ 1:57 pm UTC

    Ghost saber in stable: was not my first, but I got it as soon as I could! Was my only pet until 49/50 when I grabbed a boar and fell in love with the aggro generated by charge! Simply too good to pass on! Will be making the switch back to my cat and level it from mid 50ies to 70, if I ever get my hunter to 70 and start doing instances… I still love my cat more than the boar, but the boar is just so much more pratical for grinding! :)

  11. Tumanaac - November 15th, 2007 @ 2:02 pm UTC

    My current pet is Mordecai, a dark purple/green ravager from Hellfire Peninsula. I had been using a white saber from Winterspring as my lvl60 BG pet, but the ravager is a better fit for a Tauren.

    Prior to that, I leveled to 60 with a turtle from the Barrens that I named BigBlue.

  12. wowHuntress - November 15th, 2007 @ 2:21 pm UTC

    When I created Zetaa, I wanted a orange and green color matching scheme between myself and pets. I tamed the Clutchmother at level 20. It proved to be a bit hard due to the two younglings that wander with her and I think she had a kickback ability that would interrupt the tame. I non-creatively named her Betaa. At level 30-something, I tamed an orange tiger from Stranglethorn and named it Thetaa. I have come to love Betaa so much that I feel she very much deserves a better name. It’s a shame we can’t rename our pets. If I could, I’d call her Pookybird.

    Have a look!

  13. Maahl - November 15th, 2007 @ 2:26 pm UTC

    I’m the sort of Hunter who tends to change pets every 10 levels as he goes, just because I wanted to try everything, see everything. I did, however, from time to time find pets that I stuck with for longer than normal. In order of how I tamed them as I was leveling up:

    Washte Pawne — The first beast I kept for more than 2 levels. I saw him and was struck by the sight of the giant (comparatively to the other windserpents in the Barrens, anyway) red-and-gold beauty just ambling around. I went after him, but a Druid in stealth had already marked him for the kill, and started to attack him. I ground to a halt and just watched, hoping this mysterious (I was very new to WoW a the time, and didn’t even think of looking up online pet resources) snake didn’t take forever to respawn.
    However, the Druid paused her assault and asked me if I wanted him–to which I instantly replied yes. So the Druid changed shape and cast a quick Hibernate on Washte, standing back to let me tame him while he snoozed. I didn’t come up with a name for him until after I’d found him again, later, and killed him for the quest–at the description of the “shock of pain” from looting the quest feather, I promptly named my Washte “Painfeather.”

    Silt Crawler — Yes, that’s right. The bronze-colored crabs from the Swamp of Sorrows. Not a special beast, just something I saw skittering along the sand and thought I would try out. I hadn’t been there to get a pet–I had just been exploring the area because I was proud of my brand-new Violet Raptor, and wanted to go everywhere on it that I could reach without being killed. The pet I had at the time I have no memory of, I was not very attached to it. On a whim I tamed one of the level 40 crabs.
    The real thing that kept this unusual critter by my side (clear until level 64) was his name and my Guild at the time. Ever one for creative and/or silly names, I named my new crab “Skuttlebus,” and informed my Guild “I have a Skuttlebus.” It was an instant hit. My Guildmates loved Skuttlebus–a bit more than they liked me, as I found out shortly before transferring servers. For a while he was even the Guild mascot.
    It also helped that Skuttlebus was immortal. Sure, he couldn’t pump out the damage like the ever-popular cat, but unlike them, he almost never needed me to cast Mend Pet. He went on and on and on, slowly and steadily hewing his way through anything.

    Blackwind Warp Chaser — I was very mixed on Warp Stalkers in general when I first saw a few in use. The weird head, like a turtle crossed with a horned cobra, was not how I had interpreted the sleek and deadly creature in the concept art. The squat, gecko-like body, when I had thought it would be closer to a feline anatomy. None of those things thrilled me about what I had at first, when I saw the concept art, thought would be the most awesome mini-dragon to ever. It especially irritated me that, at first, they did not have a proper running animation–just the curse of Kodos and drakes, that Blizzard simply made the walking animation high-speed.
    But their Warp ability sounded quite interesting, and they still were interesting. I finally wound up picking one up, once I’d hit 70 and spent a while hanging out with them in Skettis. I named him “Harpheart,” and grew a bit fond of him.
    It helped a lot once they added a proper running animation. Harpheart is still sitting around in my stable, mostly retired but still there.

    Takk the Leaper — Yes, my most recent tame, as a level 70 Hunter with a steadily increasing collection of epic flying mounts, was a level 19 raptor. I tamed him before they added Dash, hoping that by the time they did I would have him up a bit. I sort of underestimated how bad leveling him would get once he hit 60–it was like my poor dinosaur had just ran straight into a brick wall, as far as progress went.
    I eventually did get him to 70. He’s my current companion, with the morbid name of “Bleak,” fitting his smoky-bruised complexion. While he doesn’t have nearly as much personality as old Skuttlebus, he’s a good fighter and I’ve put a lot of effort into him.

  14. Mograg - November 15th, 2007 @ 2:28 pm UTC

    I’ve had my Prairie Wolf Alpha, Gunnar, since the beginning. He was the first pet I tamed after my taming quests were through. I’m level 70 now and can’t imagine parting with him.

    The Johnny-Come-Lately of the group is Kotori, my Skettis Kaliri. He comes out for PVP, and, that’s about it.

  15. Ceravan - November 15th, 2007 @ 2:40 pm UTC

    I’ve got two hunters, both with a fairly unique stable fulls. On one account, I have a 70, and he’s got the rainbow colored owl that I named Lashanna, got that one from Sethekk halls before they were introduced as non elites above Allerian Stronghold. I have one of those purple/green tallstriders from Terrokar, that one I named him Torque. And my favorite on the 70, is Frostbite, the white furred, blue skinned Uhk lok ape that took me 3 days to successfully tame when i was 53.

    On my other hunter, he’s currently 39, and has a tiger that I tamed at 10, ran all the way to Durotar for that one, also has the black lion from the barrens that I got lucky one day passing through. And my pride and joy, Dawn, my red lynx from the blood elven starter area. Went to get him at 18 and still to this day is one of two semi-high/high level red lynx’s I’ve seen on the alliance side.

  16. Ansawa - November 15th, 2007 @ 2:49 pm UTC

    I started with a Nightstalker runt from Azuremyst like every other little draenei hunter; her name was Solitary. I tried a ravager (named Epicentre) very early because I had the liberty to, but decided against leveling a second pet while I was still beensy, so away he went. When I hit 14 or so, I decided I wanted to try out an owl, so an owl I got from outside Darnassus, and her name was Tempest. Tempest, Solitary, and I chugged along for a while until I was 19 or 20 (and had gone on an extremely epic journey all around the Eastern Kingdoms to get a bunch of flight paths as well as Screech 1 and Claw 3 for my pets), and decided I wanted a ghost saber. Enter Nemesis, exit Solitary. So it was Nemesis, Tempest, and I until about 34 when I decided I wanted a scorpid… (That was a Scorpashi Lasher named Momentum, followed by an Elder Shadowmaw Panther named Testament, with a succession of “disposapets” named after Pokemon I learned pet skills from…)

    This went on for a while with Nemesis being my only “fixed” pet until around level 51, when I really fell in love with wind serpents. My first wingsnake was one of the orange-winged red Vale Screechers, named Nephilim–I’d tamed her “temporarily” to get rank 4 of Lightning Breath, but “temporarily” turned into “for the next few levels” because I really loved the swimming animation for the family. (They tuck their wings in and wiggle! It’s awesome!) (Well, Nephilim wasn’t really the first–I tamed the all-red rare in the Barrens when I ran across him by luck, then ditched him immediately when it turned out he was a caster.) This lasted until I ran into another hunter with the identical skin who hadn’t even named her pet (“Wind Serpent, indeed!”) and I decided I needed a rarer wingsnake–so it was back to Feralas to camp out and wait for the all-white Arash-ethis. Lo and behold, just as I was about to give up on her respawning and head to Uldaman, she appeared and I tamed her–she became Redemption, and I still have her to this day.

    Now, because I know I don’t need any new pet skills until level 64 (I’m 62 as of this writing), I’m back to a bird in my third slot–Hepatica, one of the red, two-headed vultures from Hellfire Peninsula. Almost no one has carrion birds on my server (I’ve found Shattrath is a great place to hang out and scope out what pets are popular in end-game), and I’ve absolutely fallen in love with their ability to AE-tank mobs while I’m grinding–AND pugging. She’s tanked Scholomance!

    So those are my current pets–Nemesis the cat, Redemption the wind serpent, and Hepatica the vulture. It’s hard to say which of them I love best; I know it’s going to be a real hardship to let one go once I hit 64 and need to go train new ranks of skills. :( All of the families are really great at what they do; I don’t even feel bad about having two “DPS” pets because they handle so differently, at that. At this point, I’m figuring I’m just going to have to raise a whole herd of hunter alts so I can get all the pets I want…

  17. Tengu - November 15th, 2007 @ 3:03 pm UTC

    I got an owl because I wanted a pet that was different from the cat/raptor/boar/ravager everyone have. But with time I really started to like him. His name is Lunatic, not very original but it was the best idea I had at the time.

    Unfortunately I learned later on that people don’t like flying pets on groups much because it is hard to click the mob. So I am now considering switching to a wolf for doing quests and get a spider for PvP hoping to find an enemy with arachnophobia. : p

    If I get crazy enough I might change the idea of getting a wolf and get a turtle. Not sure about it yet.

  18. Deplobius - November 15th, 2007 @ 3:11 pm UTC

    My main pet is a blue turtle (formerly Kresh of Wailing Caverns), whom I named Frohike (after one of the Lone Gunmen from “X Files”). I tamed him because 1) I was so sick of seeing Darkshore cats everywhere, 2) I’m crazy about turtles IRL, and 3) they eat fish (free food). I still don’t see too many turtles on my server (Hakkar). Pity, they’re great pets (and so bloody cute, too)!

    I also have a frostsaber huntress named Yukiko. I tamed her because I wanted a cat for PvP, as well as something of a memento from Winterspring, which remains my favorite zone.

    My third stable slot belongs to a yellow boar from Teldrassil named Hickory. He’s a bit of an experiment, to see how long it takes to get from lvl 1 to lvl 70. Never did get started on that.

  19. Pike - November 15th, 2007 @ 3:12 pm UTC

    My main pet is my owl, Tux, originally a level 8 Strigid Hunter from Teldrassil, now level 61 and counting. Tux the penguin is the Linux mascot, and since I play WoW exclusively on the Linux operating system… I wanted to make a tribute.

    I also have Rak’Shiri, now renamed Locke, after an English philosopher (which Hobbes also was.)

    For a while I had a raptor named Wash, named after the character in Firefly who plays with dinosaurs in the first episode of the series.

    I love naming pets. I love coming up with just the right name, and if they’re a little clever that’s even better! Might be one of the reasons why I have so many hunters…

  20. Tricksy - November 15th, 2007 @ 3:26 pm UTC

    I like to use the name “Mohammed” for my pet boar.

    Over a year ago, I joined an PUG instance with two other hunters already there. They each had boars out. When I called my boar, the druid healer said, “Oh, great. Mo’ ham.”

  21. Papewaio (Blackhand) - November 15th, 2007 @ 3:55 pm UTC

    Abrams
    70 Turtle
    Black and gold shell from shore of The Hinterlands

    Lynux
    70 Cat
    High level Lynx from Netherstorm

    Cat (Humar)
    61 Cat
    Decided to go with a black scheme on my pets so I camped Humar. He is taking forever to lvl though. I am sure glad Blizzard improved pet leveling in 2.3…. Oh wait…. Yea…

  22. Trollypollie - November 15th, 2007 @ 4:10 pm UTC

    I have a undead boar, Napoleon. I named him after a rl pig I had for awhile. He is the best lil’tank you could ask for. I love boars, they seem to have their own personalities.

  23. Girff - November 15th, 2007 @ 4:19 pm UTC

    Bjarn level 11? elite white bear in Dun Morough
    I got Bjarn on my blood elf hunter because I thought not many others from the horde are going to want to go to the doorstep of Ironforge to find a pet, and I love that bear for any hunter. It’s my favorite tank option.

    Humar the pridelord level 19 elite black cat
    I absolutely adore Humar the pridelord he is mah kitty.

    Usually those are my two I run with. I’m gotten broken tooth, I’ve tried the wolf in Duskwood that used to do shadow damage, got killed by the shadow-transparent cat in Darkshire the instant I tamed him (never got him back)- tamed hoggar (hate boars) and might try out a dinosaur.

  24. Piru - November 15th, 2007 @ 4:20 pm UTC

    Species: Cat(Shadiowclaw)
    Name: TonyT
    When I got him: Lvl 13
    Why I Love Him?: Greatest pet in he history of WoW, I’ve had tons of pets in my WoW time and none have killed, tanked, and just utterly destroyed mobs and players like TonyT. I garauntee I will NEVER EVR let him go.

  25. Rahne - November 15th, 2007 @ 4:43 pm UTC

    I used to change pets very often, but I kept Loki (Humar) from the beggining to lvl 70, so lovely, a good match to my orc huntress. When I reached outland I wanted to take the other two slots for my favorites and got Garnet (oldcliffy) and Midna (bloodfalcon) Now I have a problem, I would like to go everywhere with them all!

  26. Katho - November 15th, 2007 @ 4:52 pm UTC

    I have my Boar Dom. Boar Dom, Boredom. Get it. :)

    Anyway he’s one of the yellow maned (do you call it a mane on a boar or is it a tuft?) Young Goretusks from Westfall. I wish I could say I tamed Princess, that would have been cool. He was my second pet overall and we leveled together all the way from level 12 together. I really like the Charge he does and it’s really funny to watch him stretch when there is a gnome standing next to me.

    I also have a blue Wind Serpent named Quetzalcoatl. He was fun while doing 70 level instances. My final pet is one of the level 70 Ravagers, named OrangeCrush, I got when they came out. I like him, but he doens’t hold aggro or survive as well as good old Dom.

  27. Coyotle - November 15th, 2007 @ 5:18 pm UTC

    Dark gray wolf (the sleek kind, not the Worg)-Gaspode

    Netherstorm Lynx- Greebo

    If your a Terry Prachett discworld novel fan you should be laughing right now. It was my girlfriends idea! Love em both and the names bring a smile to my face whenever I bring them out. Gaspode scratches his fleas and I just crack up more.

    Going to keep up the trend and get a windserpent or turtle (going to be a pain to level)as third slot pet and name him “Bugrit.” I just cracked myself up!

  28. Caiti - November 15th, 2007 @ 5:24 pm UTC

    Crab, lvl 59 blue crab from stv. He is to be named this weekend where I hope to successfully auction the rights off. An intesting concept. We’ll see how it goes, if anyones interested, how much I get for a bid, and what his name becomes.

    In the stables I can’t bring myself to delete Glacius. The white ape from UnGoro. Tamed him at lvl 52 when he finally spawned as a lvl 52 rare (killed him three times as a lvl 53 rare). Loved him dearly but…his diet is a nightmare for me. And very expensive.

    So I stick with Crab and so far, so good :)

  29. Lorenamarie - November 15th, 2007 @ 5:40 pm UTC

    Hers
    Lvl 70 Frostsaber Pride Watcher
    What can I say, I think he’s pretty. As one could guess from my character’s name, I am unoriginal when it comes to names so he just got stuck with “Hers”.

    Snuggles
    Lvl 70 Bear (Mongress)
    He has the biggest butt I have ever seen. Snuggles just seemed right.

  30. Mugungo - November 15th, 2007 @ 5:53 pm UTC

    I use the black and white carrion bird trachela, who has served me well as a perfect tank, with screech serving as a great agro holder. plus guild loves the screech de-buff in raids. =D

  31. Nina - November 15th, 2007 @ 5:54 pm UTC

    Troll: A tan Ghostpaw Lynx from the Ghostlands named Maia.

    NElf: Currently, a Silvermane wolf from the Hinterlands named Luther. I don’t know if I want to keep him though.

  32. Ludwig - November 15th, 2007 @ 6:08 pm UTC

    I use a scorpid, tamed from the thousand needles. Its a rare pet, called Scorpid Sting. He looks pretty cool, and as in fact, with his skills, hes delivering lots of damage:) His name is “Idegbeteg” witch means on my language /im Hungarian/ “nervesick” why? because hes always moving around, like some nervesickened crazed idiotXD Before him, i used a pet called “Szissz”, he was a snake, from the Wailing Caverns. The first one was actually a boar, called “Pusztító”, in english “destructor”:P

  33. Chaix - November 15th, 2007 @ 6:22 pm UTC

    Thunderclaw-frostsaber pride watcher
    I was hunting Rak’shiri for a few weeks in winterspring. while there i tamed thunderclaw for instances/grinding and I eventually got atttached to him. His name comes from the colour that was used for the thunder element on legend of dragoon.

    Chaoswing-bloodfalcon
    I think i spent a week trying to get a botanica group just to tame this guy, and as far as I know there are only a few other people who have him on malfurion. he got named after his breath went off a few times and hit some cc’d guys after seeing the little taste of chaos that came after the name just came naturally

  34. Visi - November 15th, 2007 @ 6:27 pm UTC

    70 Alliance hunter.
    Leveled Vultros to 55 on my old hunter, before abandoning everything and remaking due to awful gear and blue, nightelf hair.

    Made a new, prettier hunter and leveled one of those red ravagers up to 55, but then replaced him with a 51, black wolf from The Hinterlands. he lasted me until I hit 65ish, and then I replaced him with a yellow raptor. Got the raptor to 70, but I’ve no attachment to him.

    Wolf is 68 at the moment, but I’m gonna chuck whatever is in my third stable slot, and tame a bird. I miss screech…

    I would have a spider, except for the fact they only have ONE skill. Buff plz. T=T

  35. Marbles - November 15th, 2007 @ 6:29 pm UTC

    Current pets:

    A blue Wind Serpent(Deviate Dreadfang) named Tobias. First tamed when there was a wave of Windserpents entering the Hunter scene, and the vast majority were Red (Sons of Hakkar). Decided to be a little bit different and levelled up a alternative colour, and have no intention of getting rid of him any time soon.

    A dark brown Owl from Sethekk Halls. Not yet named, as nothing has occured to me yet… Had a red Carrion Bird for a while before taming this Owl, and decided to get a replacement. Originally intended to get one of the red Owls from deeper in Seth Halls, but couldn’t find an amenible group. Eventually just soloed my way to the Darkhawk and tameed that. May get replaced (perhaps temporarily) in WotLK when I have to learn new moves.

    A red Widow Spider (Naraxis) named Reaper (crap name). Originally tamed a long time ago when it was thought that Spiders would be getting Gore in TBC, and I am still keeping hold of him just in case Spiders get a new move. However, I am rather bored of both the appearance and the name of him and, whilst levelling my Druid, I saw a possible replacement Spider: http://petopia.brashendeavors.net/html/skins/skin_tarantulaskinmagma.shtml I find that skin rather attractive, and may level one up as a replacement, should Spiders ever actually become viable pets.

    Previous pets include:

    The Rake, Broken Tooth, a black wolf (not Worg), a random Boar, and a number of others which I cannot remember.

  36. Visi - November 15th, 2007 @ 6:32 pm UTC

    Oh. Post 32.

    Vultos was named Vultros (I was a very unimaginative n00b)
    Raptor was named Raptor (Found nothing that suited him yet)
    And Wolf is named Snuffles, because of the sniffing animation.
    Ravager was named Sparky, I think.

  37. Krush - November 15th, 2007 @ 6:47 pm UTC

    Like you Mania, I have a few hunters (7 at the moment), so a few ‘main’ pets…

    {I liked Piru’s format :) }

    Species: Cat(Durotar Tiger)
    Name: Toby (Tobyas)
    Partner (Owner): Krush – 70 Tauren
    When I got him: Lvl 10
    Why I Love Him?: Krush is on an RP server, and over the years (and levels), Toby has become more famous than Krush :P he is speced for Instances/PvE, but does a good job in the PvP area…

    Species: Windserpent (Washte Pawne)
    Name: (Mr.) Clean
    Partner (Owner): Gorekill – 45+ Troll
    When I got him: Lvl 25
    Why I Love Him?: I have another wind serpent for PvP (below), so I wanted to play with one in a more PvE environment. I love the Winds; they rock in my book. I also like the old world style better, so will be keeping him.

    Species: Raptor(Young Jungle Stalker)
    Name: Kermit
    Partner (Owner): Knat – 45+ Orc
    When I got him: Lvl 37
    Why I Love Him?: Wanted to play with a raptor again when it was announced they were getting Dash. Started to look for Takk, but never saw him, so grabbed a green one while at the level. (was perfect timing). Was difficult getting him apart from its mother :) Suprisingly, Kermet gets many compliments on his coloring. Again, I like the old world raptor looks more than the Outland look.

    Species: Cat (Ghost Saber)
    Name: Dervish
    Partner (Owner): Tarmak – 35+ Blood Elf
    When I got him: Lvl 19
    Why I Love Him?: Doesn’t every hunter need at least one Ghost ? Spec’in him for PvP, though also on an RP server, so have a nice story how I “saved” him from some crazy Night Elves :P

    Species: Wolf (Prairie Wolf Alpha+)
    Name: Krash
    Partner (Owner): Kelev – 60+ Night Elf
    When I got him: Lvl 10
    Why I Love Him?: A wolf was another pet I wanted to play with, so got him and have kept him ever since (though he has changed looks a few times, looking at Ironjaw next :P)

    Species: Owl (Strigid Hunter)
    Name: Who
    Partner (Owner): Eaon – 25+ Dranei
    When I got him: Lvl 10
    Why I Love Him?: Always wanted to try an Owl (I’m usually lazy with the food department, so usually stick to fish eaters). so far, I’m enjoying him.

    Species: Wind Serpent (Deviate Stinglash)
    Name: Ho Ho
    Partner (Owner): Kupkake – 19 Night Elf
    When I got him: Lvl 17
    Why I Love Him?: Tis my “I’m not a Twink’ie” pet…

    Have also had a Carrion Bird (Wilber), but have not been able to keep up more than one pet till hitting 70, a Serpent (Solomon), a WarpStalker (Blink – the nice green ones), a Scorpid (Ishtar – back when Death Flayer was fast :) ). And there have been other tests that didn’t last long (Bear, Croc, Crab). Last, I keep saying I’m going to try a Boar and a Ravager, maybe I should roll another hunter :)

  38. Ket Shi - November 15th, 2007 @ 6:57 pm UTC

    My favorite pet and definite keeper has to be Flamenco the Mazzranache (one of the most famous pets, but… Level 9 rare spawn in Mulgore). Mazzranache was one of the first “special” pets I was aware of in my dim pre-Petopia days, and he happens to be my favorite color. As soon as my huntress could tame beasts I got a guildie hunter and mage to port me to Thunder Bluff and Aspect of the Pack me over to grab him.
    His goofy pink appearance is a delightful contrast to my butch-looking orc huntress. I even have a Pink Mageweave Shirt and a Swift Pink Warstrider to match with him! He may not be as strictly effective as a cat type pet, but he is a lot of fun, and his “Raaaaaarrr!” sound never gets old.

  39. Chaim - November 15th, 2007 @ 7:40 pm UTC

    I have one of those purple rators near the collosus hes now level 70 and i cannot imagine being without my bug. His name is Ripitout after a great Ace Frehley song.

  40. Chaim - November 15th, 2007 @ 7:41 pm UTC

    heh sorry about above hit click by accident–

    i am a level 70 BE hunter

    same as above cept its a ravager

  41. Drelodi - November 15th, 2007 @ 7:50 pm UTC

    Firemane – Springpaw cub: As a draenei, it was the hardest thing I could think of to tame, and he’s perty! I tamed a dragonhawk at the same time (I was level 10, I went to Eversong as soon as I finished my taming quests.) Unfortunately, the dragonhawk (who was named Fireflower (Think Mario) was abandoned after not doing terribly swell later on.

    Persnickety – Avian Ripper: Figured she’d match my orange kitty cat, and I loved how screech boosted her aggro.

    Winston – Plagued Swine: Replaced poor Fireflower because pigs are the uberness. Woulda preferred to have tamed a rotting Agam’ar earlier instead, but that’s what I have on my newer hunter than I’m leveling anyhow. =)

    I really wish they’d boost the abilities up to being on the same level, and give abilities to the pets that are lacking them. A lot of the pets feel like total pigeonholes if you want them to hold aggro and whatnot.

  42. Knotbeard - November 15th, 2007 @ 9:44 pm UTC

    I tamed a gorilla from the first level they came available. Knothead has taken the form of an off-white, black, red, and finally Uhk’loc the unique white and blue ‘rilla. It is my deepest wish that they give the gorillas an outlands skin similar to what the raptors received, but I doubt it will happen. The ability to run low level characters in my guild through instances with the best crowd control pet out there (thunderstomp ftw) is helpful. The butt scratching and “ook ook ook” is good for a few laughs now and then. Add to that my companion Bananas (non combat pet from the card game) and I have quite the primal family.

    Beyond my namesake pet, I have Knottail (Sian-Rotam) for DPS in instances and because no hunter should be without a cat…

    I also had a ravager, raptor, and carrion bird… I was not happy with any of them. I currently have Knothide (Grunter) and am working on leveling him up so I can see what sort of pet the boar is at level 70… Really, if they gave gorillas another attack like punch or headbutt or gas cloud or something to augment bite (gorillas bash things… how often do you see a gorilla bite someone? give us claw and call it ‘bitchslap’ or something… please…) I would never use anything but Knothead. If you haven’t ever used a gorilla, I would highly suggest one. People are amazed at his resiliance and usefulness in instances when crowd control fails and I thunderstomp the mobs after a misdirection… Sure, Knothead might die, but the players live. Isn’t that the important thing? Knothead has died more times than I can count but it doesn’t reduce his usefulness…

    My kingdom for a new gorilla skin and ability… hell, even dash would be nice…

  43. Stonethrower - November 15th, 2007 @ 11:30 pm UTC

    Stark – “Timber” the light blue dire wolf from Dun Morogh. He’s my very first pet.

    Lannister – “Humar” Got him as soon as I was able to tame him. My friends call him “Ol’ Faithful” he’s never let us down.

    Anyone who has read George R.R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” series (which everyone needs to)can see why I named them the way I did, with Stark being a direwolf and Lannister being a lion.

  44. Ryugami - November 16th, 2007 @ 12:33 am UTC

    I have 3 pets, 1 is my eternal companion Raijin, a Strigid Hunter i tamed while i was leveling in darnassus 1.5 years ago, the other ones are Susaku, a blackwind cat from Terrokar Forest i use for PVP and Fudo the nethermine Ravager :P

  45. lunacie - November 16th, 2007 @ 1:48 am UTC

    Since I have multiple hunters, I have gathered quite a collection of pets.
    Juniper, a thistle bear, was tamed as a cub by my first character when she was fresh off the boat from Teldrasil. I just didn’t want a cat or owl or *shudder* a spider pet for Jacinth. And crabs out of water seemed unnatural then. Juniper got her name from the berry bush she came roaring out of, and subsequently knocked Jacinth back into during the taming process. While Juniper is a constant, Blind Hunter from Razorfen Kraul and Hayoc, renamed Heyoka, are Jacinth’s other companions.

    Horde-side, my Tauren, Tailkinker, tamed one of the black boars on her first trip to Orgrimmar. At leisure, Kneebiter is well indulged, often snorkling through her herd-mates packs and pockets for snacks. But in battle, they’re hundreds of pounds of hate on the hoof. Old Cliff Jumper, enticed into following Tailkinker home during a pass through The Hinterlands, is waiting in the stables for both a chance to see the world and for a new name.

    Sidonwy also found her companion beast outside of Orgrimmar, in a red raptor named Ruby. Ruby is sleek and sharp and hard-bodied in a way fuzzy animals can’t be. In coloration and temperment, she’s a good match for the red-headed Blood Elf. Since Sidonwy took up with the mage Charinida, an endless stream of sheep to rend has made Ruby kittenish and just a little possessive of the person who keeps giving her these nice toys. Tamed during the quest but lagging a bit behind, Arikara continues the trend of lovely, loyal, cold-blooded and vicious pets for Sidonwy.

  46. marzix - November 16th, 2007 @ 2:48 am UTC

    my current pets are:
    Nishoba, the level 70 King B lookalike because my old King B lagged so far behind my level when outlands came out
    Grimlock, the black outlands raptor from BEM because i instantly thought of Grimlock when i seen them
    Kraken, the blue windserpent from Netherstorm, because with survival spec and 40% crit they do nice dmg.

  47. Danifae - November 16th, 2007 @ 4:35 am UTC

    I have currently two pets. My most treasured companion is Zephyr, the turquoise Strider Clutchmother. I tamed her when I was level 20 and now, when raiding karazhan, she is still with me. Ive never even seen any other Hunter on ther server with this pet. And sometimes people even whisper me where I got her :-)

    My other pet is the white lion Sian-Rotam. I called him Temeraire. I tamed him with the help of a Troll Priest who was doing the quest to kill Shy-Rotam. It was quite an adventure with my husband on a low level Horde character to coordinate the coup with the Priest. He’s 62 now and it’s quite a hassle to level him to 70 ;-)

    My third stable slot is reserved for ‘pet-projects’. Just so I can tame and play around with different pets to see how they are :-)

  48. Tsani - November 16th, 2007 @ 4:47 am UTC

    I’ve always been partial to the cat family and a pet that will eat fish is easy on the cashflow, but I always tried to avoid the FotM types. I was very miffed when everyone was running around with Brokentooth and every brown cougar was expected to be BT or a nerfed cat because it did not have a 1.1 Attackspeed. (Mind you, my kitty back then had 1.2 AS and I did NOT have to camp her for a week.)

    My old NE hunter used a Thousand Needles Cougar (Kiera) and ran off to Eversong Woods to tame a Springpaw (Meri) the day I got my hands on a BC disk. Leveled that cub up during my Timbermaw grind in Winterspring while everyone else was off to Outlands and fighting bugs and frustration as well as the few mobs that were not killed the second they spawned. When I finally did go to Hellsfire she was just 1 level behind me, and we could pick our targets without ten people going for the same mob. ;P

    As a testing toon I also made a Draenei Hunter and just fell in love with their animations, so when I found her at L40 I figured “why not?” and made her my new main. At L10 she did the corpse run (I didn’t know about the ghost run back then) all the way from Azuremyst to EPL to reach Eversong again for that beautiful red lynx (Meri).

    When I got to mid twenties I wanted to tame a few beasts in Deviate Caverns for their skill. My brother ran me through it with his L70 hunter and told me to hold off taming until we had done most of it. We left the Serpent area for last and the first serpent to round the corner was this blue/black goddess of feathered serpents that was the last on the list. When we dropped to the pool later on and I saw her swimming animation I decided to keep her as my secondary pet. Mahal is now still 5 levels behind me, but she’s the best when out hunting for leather or sporeling snacks.

    I never expected Meri to be upstaged, but when I reached STV and started on the hunting quests I met the cat that was just meant to be at my side. The black panthers just looked so great with my little black skinned Draenei that I made up my mind right there and then. With a heavy heart I said goodbye to Meri and let her have her freedom again and proceeded to tame the very first panther that came near. Asha is now my companion and best friend in all of Azeroth and Dreanor.

  49. Coltar - November 16th, 2007 @ 7:07 am UTC

    My current pet is a red outland raptor from the Blades Edge Mountains which I named “Kurenai” which means crimson in Japanese. She is currently my only pet and in my opinion the best.

  50. BarzahdX - November 16th, 2007 @ 8:51 am UTC

    I’ve had my ghost saber, Appirition(typoed, /cry), since I was.. About level 23, and I still use him in EVERYTHING, except when I need to farm primals. For that job, I use my trusty coilfang ray, Hedrin, decked out in resistance abilities; unfortunately he’s only level 64…

    Well there you go, those are my pets. And I love’em. :) Although getting a boar sooner or later is in the plan.. I’m just so dang lazy!

  51. Severkill - November 16th, 2007 @ 9:42 am UTC

    I have two pets: Oinker and Kong. Oinker, my boar, is my first pet from the Hunter pet taming quest. I just can’t give him up. Besides being my first, I just love how he charges into battle. He reminds me of my warrior. I doubt I will ever give him up. Kong is my gorilla I picked up one day north of Booty Bay. He is not as strong as Oinker but when we have multiple adds, his thunderstomp comes in handy. I guess for my last pet I will eventually pick up a raptor. I’m not sure yet.

    sev

  52. Piru - November 16th, 2007 @ 10:15 am UTC

    Posted about my main pet at #24 but I have another I’m pretty partial to.

    Species: Raptor(Red ZG Raptor)
    Name: Dino(Currently Lvl 68)
    When I got him: About a month ago
    Why I Love Him? I always wanted Raptor, but until recent patches they didn’t have dash, and I think that’s an essential ability for a hunter pet. Now that they have dash I had to go get 1. I don’t really like the new skinned raptors in blade’s edge so I went to ZG and got Dino.

    My last pet which I don’t use too much.

    Species: Bat(Karazhan Bat)
    Name: Flàsh
    When I got him?:About 9 months ago right after we started doing Kara.
    Why I love him?: Flàsh looks tight as hell, screech is hella useful in raids and pvp, but when it comes to pure dps, TonyT(lvl 70 shadowclaw) and soon to be Dino are just killin Flàsh. He doesn’t have TonyT’s survivalbility or DPS. So for now he’s my 3rd pet, until they make the armored worgs in shattered halls tameable.

  53. Znodis - November 16th, 2007 @ 10:21 am UTC

    Short version:

    Frothy – Blue crab tamed Dec 2004 currently 68
    Flight – WC black raptor tamed Sept 2005, retamed as a BEM black raptor in Feb 2007, currently 70
    Toast – Red crab tamed July 2005 abandoned at level 47

    Long version (to avoid clutter):
    http://themystichunter.wordpress.com/2007/11/16/the-pets-of-my-life/

  54. Thescot - November 16th, 2007 @ 10:40 am UTC

    Just rolled a hunter for the first time and I am only lvl15. Got me Timber from Dun morogh though first with the intention of learning Bite2 and dumping him for a boar, but now he kicks ass!! Who needs a boar, pfft. :P

  55. Muffin - November 16th, 2007 @ 11:14 am UTC

    After much debate I decided to get the ghost saber…I just love the way that they look and i wanted to grab him while I was still a low level.

    So I got him at lvl 12 and named him “Slntyfozfish”.
    “Slntyfozfish” is my abbreviation for ‘so long and thanks for all the fish’ from Hitchikers guide to the Galaxy. I love the cat, I am speccing him to use for PvP, he can sing ‘so long…’ to the hordies as he downs them : P

    For grinding I decided to go with a boar, but not just any boar. The skin may be normal looking, but I wanted to tame ‘Bellygrub’ just because that pig always gave me trouble on other toons.

    So I tamed Bellygrub and called him ‘Beeblebrox’ (another Hitchikers reference). He has proved to be an amazing little tank and a pretty decent little dps machine too.

  56. Delos - November 16th, 2007 @ 11:30 am UTC

    My Hunter’s Pet is the Clutchmother tallstrider from Darkshore, named “Tiki”. I got her at 24 and plan on having her all the way to 70. She’ll never be my raiding pet but she’ll always be my main pet. I love her because she makes an awesome sound when attacking, kind of sounds like a velociraptor hehe.

    I also used to have a spider from Loch Modan (the tarantula type ones) called “Lunchbox” but I couldn’t keep up with leveling both him and Tiki. It makes me a sad dorf. I love Lunchbox because so few people have spiders, even though they are high dps pets (sadly, they can’t learn claw though).

    Rolen – 37 hunter, Cenarion Circle

  57. Sedna - November 16th, 2007 @ 11:37 am UTC

    When I started my hunter back in the dark ages, I loved the wolves. Started with a Mottled Worg (Akela), then picked up a Ghostpaw Alpha (Raksha). Dallied in the 50s with Reaver the Vilebrach Raiding Wolf (tamed back when all Jinth’alor was still elite! God, that was a horror) and Death Howl, who I named Chirikov.
    Then- oh, then!- I decided to try out a Plagued Swine, and my life changed forever. Grugach (named after a character in the Hellboy comics) leveled through Outland with me. I still have Vajra the Sable Jaguar, and I’m slowly leveing Rak’shiri, now named Colbert, to 70, for grouping. But Groo is my go-to guy for any and all solo adventures, as well as off-tanking. Boars FTW!

  58. Si - November 16th, 2007 @ 11:48 am UTC

    I have Uhk’loc as my pet of choice i waited in the back of his cave for 3 days logging on whenever possible looking for him. The 1st time a guildie pally came with me for heals and drew aggro so i couldn’t tame him. The second time i looged jus in time to see 2 hordies kill him. Finally late one night i was sat in the cave chatting and killing random spawns while using my beast tracking to keep an eye out for him and he was there!! Best pet i ever had, thunderstomp is fantastic for getting aggro on groups of mobs, combine that with misdirect and multi-shot and his extra health and you have your own personal tank. With the added benifit that if he does die he doesn’t whine about repair costs. Oh his name is Spanky :)

    I also had Humar for a while before i could tame spanky but dropped him as soon as i could tame my 1st gorilla as he was so common on the ally side and i wanted something really different.

    I know have a cat(ugh!) for raids (Whiskers) and a raptor (Tyrone) that i want to try out after patch 2.2 when they could learn dash. I plan on replacing my cat with Sian-Rotam just as soon as a nice horde will let me tame him. I just wish we could have more stable slots as i find i need to keep 1 empty when lvling so i can go a tame a beast to learn any abilties it has.

    All these pet choices have been made possible by the fantasic site that is Petopia and i thankyou for that!! :)

  59. Liet - November 16th, 2007 @ 11:52 am UTC

    I started wayback with a red lynx named Kira, and kept him until level 30 or so, whereupon I promptly swapped him out for a black armored boar named Romathis that I abandoned when I got tired of everyone having a boar and promptly for the uniqueness picked up …

    ..Humar the Pridelord. He was promptly renamed Regret, as I was 56 at this time and heading to outlands and oh god it was an insufferable grind. Deciding I wanted a windserpent, I picked up Arash-ethis, and was satisfied with this pet all the way up until 61 where in a bout of fickleness I tamed a white bear from Winterspring and called it Beloved.

    As soon as Regret matched my level though I dropped the other two, and experimented with a string of pets named after Van Halen songs to see if I liked any of them. After a brief flirtation with Trachela and the black Den Mother, I tamed a rip-blade ravager, named it Sauvagine, and have been levelling it for a while now.

    A few excruciating hours in Zul’Gurub solo let me aquire a level 61 windserpent (the blue soulflayers) named .. Soulflayer … left me with all three stable slots full. As there are no other skills I need to tame, my current roster is 67: black lion, Regret, 64 Ravager, Sauvagine, and blue windserpent, Soulflayer.

    I think out of all of them the most costly to catch was Soulflayer.. and the longest, Regret.

    I’m flirting with eventually replacing one of them with an owl of some kind … possibly Regret, as it seems every hunter on my server has a black lion.

  60. Si - November 16th, 2007 @ 11:52 am UTC

    Nuts i forgot to say im lvling a new nelf hunter to be my pvp and gatherer. Shadow meld with a ghost saber on prowl should make for some pvp fun. I’m also planning on taming the black and red spider for a pet as they look so cool and i know a few female players who’ll freak out nicley when i “eye’s of the beast” sneak up on them. Hehe.

  61. shibumi - November 16th, 2007 @ 12:12 pm UTC

    Not as complex as some – when I started my first hunter I tried a few critters and stuck with raptors – this is in the beginning days (after beta), and alternated between a raptor and the sewer beast. I tended then to upgrade my critters as I leveled to reduce the amount of difference of pulling a stabled pet out.

    Later I started looking at rare pets for the thrill of the tame. Snarler probably was one of the harder (because he was camped), and had great stats. Broken tooth was also a hard one because of the campers – but worth it.

    after the nerfage of pet stats and appearance was the only deal, other than base critter family specs, I was only enticed to change based on a curiosity – the wintersaber spawns, etc. Mostly though I still stuck with my cat or raptor as a DPS weapon. Then with the expansion I moved to ravagers and have used them since.

    Sure, got my obligatory ghost saber, and so on, and still like cats as a pet, but for my DPS and downright ugly hurting, I use my ravagers. My younger hunters (horde and alliance) have ALL made the trip to get both the lvl 10 ravagers and back at 16 to get the enraged ravagers on azuremyst. The latter is truely a quality tame. I tried the first time with little success, until I revised my tactics – at 16 of course we get the freeze trap and that helps a LOT, though they can still hit you with a knockdown and stop the tame clock. Horde can jump in with a ‘very sticky glue’ and nail that tame like nothing. At any rate it’s a tactical enjoyment as far as tames go.

    DPS I’m with cats and ravagers. I’ve tried em all. Don’t like flappy things, don’t much like to stare at the back end of a bear in instances. Crocs are pretty low and ok in close environments, for example.

    On that note – something that has always irritated me are folks that pile up on the mail box or bank, or in a building with vendors with pets and mounts. Please, you can park your pet outside the building, or away from the mailbox and it’s MUCH easier on all the crowds trying to highlight the mailbox. just polite, in my opinion. (yes, I know I mixed environments and that mounts dismount when you go in a building)

    so, I got my ravager (back to the original thread), and like him well enough, I regret I didn’t realize that the lower levels were color changers until my high level hunter was already 70. I’ve got that one up to 65 now and it is a LONG *slow* grind, but I like the random color changes.

    shibumi

  62. Erbodie - November 16th, 2007 @ 12:34 pm UTC

    I have tried to tame most elite pets my hunter was facing during his leveling. Erbodie has had a cat as a default pet for the bulk of the time. Upon reaching 70, I tested a lot for PVE/PVP/Raid situations: tried a boar (leveled from 60 to 70), a gorilla (leveled from 55 to 70), windserpents, scorpids (before they were nerf’ed), etc.

    I settled for a Ravager tamed at 70 in the Netherwing mine (call ButtUgly), because of his DPS output in raids. Also levelling a Ghost saber from level 19 to 70. Ghosty is now level 56. If you run dailies that involve a number of kills with him, he will actually level pretty fast.

  63. Messyah - November 16th, 2007 @ 12:50 pm UTC

    See what a popular idea this was, Mania? You need to listen to me more often.

    Right now Messyah, my 29 Blood Elf Hunter Twink, has the following pets:

    Deathdealer – Feral Mountain Lion – Hillsbrad Foothills
    Emote: Deathdealer has come to take his toll. The price is your life and what remains of your soul.

    Spinechiller – Ghostpaw Alpha – Ashenvale
    Emote: That’s a good boy. Bite that Alliance scum.”

    Parker – Elder Moss Creeper – Hillsbrad Foothills
    Emote: “
    With great power comes great responsibility

    My favorite pet was my Windowmaker. He was a Ghostclaw Ravager from the Ghostlands. I usually don’t name my pets until I get them to their highest loyalty. Well, after getting him up to full loyalty, it was time to name him. I pondered and pondered and then finally thought of a cool name… “Widowmaker”

    Well, I decided to do this at around 3am on a Weekday, which means work the following morning. I was beat tired and ready to pass out. Well, after I typed his name in and saved it, I realized that I actually named him Windowmaker. It became such a story and a realy attention getter, that I decided to keep him. Unfortunately, he fell victim to a stable bug and alas, Windowmaker was gone. As suspected, the response from WoW Support was, “We are sorry, but there is nothing we can do.”

    So, R.I.P. Windowmaker – I miss you, man!

  64. Alverian - November 16th, 2007 @ 1:21 pm UTC

    “Nikita” Shadowmaw Panther from Stranglethorn Vale, My Night Elf hunter is Koragg, and she goes great with him. Some say cats are not cool for a hunter pet but I have seen her take a massive fire nova and not slow down and take on and kill 4 lvl 53 mobs at one time. So she stays!!!

  65. Replicant - November 16th, 2007 @ 1:35 pm UTC

    well most of the huigh level raiding hunters on my server have a “who has the coolest rare pet” thing going so i currently have a springpaw stalker not a rare, but at lvl 7 in the blood elf starting area was a long grind to 70 and im currently the only hunter on my server with it (get a million tells in IF) my next is Humar the pridelord the rare spawn black lion in the barrens and my last is Rak shiri the aqua rare spawn cat in winterspring now i have 3 cats because as a 25 man raid hunter cats have the highest dps and more hp than a ravager or raptor (less mend pet ftw)

  66. Ragabash - November 16th, 2007 @ 1:43 pm UTC

    Heehee, I love how any thread asking Hunters about their pets are really popular.

    I had my heart set on taming one of the “riding cat” model frostsabres on my current hunter for a very long time. Being BM specc’d, I love them crazy DPS pets, and I think those cats are the prettiest in game. The only problem was, I just couldn’t decide on the blue (Rak’shiri) or the purple (pride watcher). When I finally made it to 57, I decided to hang out in Winterspring for an afternoon (I work at home) and see if Rak’shiri would spawn. If he didn’t, that would make up my mind on getting a purple one. Well, he didn’t, and so I am running with a lovely purple pride watcher named Maggie.

    From lvl 28 to 55 I had a black RFK armored boar named Gertie. She was a tough little thing, but she started breaking my traps far too often. I had tried turning Charge off and using a macro to activate it, to fix the problem – but in the end I decided I really wanted a cat anyways. At 55 I retired Gertie to the stables and got a generic white winterspring cat until I could tame one of the riding cat types. Gertie is still in my stable and maybe some day I’ll level her, when they fix the Charge bug. ;)

  67. Heh - November 16th, 2007 @ 2:06 pm UTC

    Thunderstomp is not the best CC skill, screech is.

    Enjoy your gorillas none the less.

  68. Mayetal - November 16th, 2007 @ 2:38 pm UTC

    I won’t even begin to try to remember the pets I had BEFORE I was 70. Though the most memorable with my comrades was the lvl 60 White Lion from Winterspring renamed Mourne.

    Now I have the Nethermine Ravager; Murderface. I love the ravagers yet I don’t know why(aside from melting face). Happily named from the Adult Swim show Metalocalypse and well, the species… LOOK AT THEM.

    Secondly is a white Warpstalker, named… who could’ve guessed, Wartooth. I lub him ’cause he’s cute and his swimming animation makes me fuzzy inside.

    Did have one of the black raptors from Blade’s Edge, Toki(:P), 70, but traded him out for Trachela just last night, for what reason I have yet to really figure out. I’m sure I’ll regret it later. I have yet to name the new feather duster.

  69. Vulpinor - November 16th, 2007 @ 3:16 pm UTC

    Canopener was the first pet I ever tamed. He was a Nightsaber from teldrassil. I’ve had birds, owls, apes, scorpids and tallstriders but Canopener has always stuck with me. I thought i was being clever with naming him since you could use his teeth to open cans. It took me all the way to 70 to realize what was in those can’s he was opening ;)

    Thankfully someone pointed out the double entendre.

  70. sammion - November 16th, 2007 @ 4:50 pm UTC

    A white Owl named Aurora that i got for Screech.

  71. Ryno - November 16th, 2007 @ 5:19 pm UTC

    Gorgon. Red elite ravager skin, level 61 ones in Hellfire.

    Ravagers with the extra armor and spikes are just the coolest looking pets to me. I love the ravager running animation… awesomeness. I actually got him when I was 70 (I go through pets like an old man through suspenders…) and grinded him all the way to 70… so I have a deep emotional attach to him.

    Bahamut: Red dragonhawk from The Botanica.

    Was HE** to tame, but very fun. Got it with one other hunter and a rogue helping me. Rogue sapped tamer, feared one hawk, trapped the other, and tame the third. VERY fun trying to figure this out, good times. The other hunter with us was the one who originally wanted one, and named hers Tiamat. My idea for the names. Hehe.

    Carrion Bird (to be named): Red 62 carrion bird from Hellfire.

    Tamed him to level up now while I grind for leather, so he can be my tanking pet with his screech ability. I like the look of him… not too many good names came to mind though. At the moment of writing this, my best idea I like is SkareKrow… but who knows. He’s in the stables while I PvP with Gorgon… Gorgon is a God in PvP, hehe.

  72. Goldwarte - November 16th, 2007 @ 5:47 pm UTC

    Goldwarte here. 70 Troll Hunter : Garithos. Well my 1st dedicated pet, while I was at lvl 20, was a Ghost Saber named Ghostwarte. Have you any idea how frightening it is, going deep into enemy territory, to get this wonderful creature?
    The next pet I went for at lvl 70 was Rotting Agam’ar, a lvl 28 elite in RFK, named Agamarwarte. Stormed the doors, killed everything solo, just to get his awesome armored skin. My last pet, which I’m working on right now, is the Black Widow Hatchling, lvl 25 in Duskwood, named of course Webwarte…lol. After 4 days on intense instance running he is now at lvl 64. He’s a keeper..for there’s nothing creepier than a troll with a black widow. Run all you arachnophobes!
    And by the way…your website is awesome!

  73. Zball - November 16th, 2007 @ 6:34 pm UTC

    I have a couple of hunters and try to keep at least one slot open. Since I’m cheap, my 57 hunter has two slots…

    Regardless, the first pet was a Strigid Hunter named Huntress. I ran from Azuremyst to Teldrassil at level 10 and picked her up. She was surrounded by harpies, which I ignored (and they killed me). I had her until I was in my thirties, when I wanted something else.

    In walks Sha’Kure, a Crag Coyote from Badlands. I love the running and idle animations and he’s been with me ever since. Furious Howl, Heroic Presence, Expose Weakness makes me fun to have in a group. As much as I want a kitty from Winterspring (which I’m working on now), I might have to bite the bullet and spring for that third slot.

    My 19 twink belf hunter has 3 pets. The first is a level 17 Starving Ghostclaw named Kittykins. He’s around purely for fun. Then a Greater Spindleweb named Spiderpet, but I rarely use him. Once again, my pet is for the chuckles. The better option is my 19 ghostsaber named Lilith. I made the run from Org to Darkshore and tried to spawn her for over an hour while dodging naga and lowbie Allys. In BGs, they never see her coming.

  74. Keleri - November 16th, 2007 @ 7:16 pm UTC

    My first pet that I got because it was really ME, not because it was ‘the best’ like the Rake or Broken Tooth was one of the red hyenas from SM. Loki and I leveled to 60 together, but I had to leave him behind on the road to 60 because, well, my undead boar Trichinosis was just a much, much better pet. :( I’m still sad about having to abandon him (since after I got to 70 I knew I’d never have the patience to level him from 60). For a while at 60, I also PvP’ed with a monstrously overpowered Son of Hakkar named Blitzkrieg, but she too was left behind.

    At 70, I picked up a blue windserpent (Blitzkrieg II x)) that I saw as a better choice for instances since it could attack from a distance, eat mage bread and had better raw DPS than my boar, whose tanking skills generally weren’t needed. I also played around with one of those violently purple Kaliris to see how useful its screech ability would be.

    Once they gave raptors dash (and I saw how everyone and their mother had that same blue windserpent in my warlock’s raiding guild) I picked up a green raptor from netherstorm and named him Bulbasaur, complete with a “/s Bulbasaur, I choose you!” macro when I use call pet. =D Leveling him just from 67 was an annoying task, so /salute to anyone who’s managed to level up a pet from really low levels. @.@

    In some ways, I sort of wish I’d held onto my durotar tiger (my first-ever pet) since they really are a beautiful pet and you don’t see too many of them at 70, as well as my red hyena, one pet that I’ve never seen anyone else with. I really long for instant pet leveling (or pay-for-pet-leveling, or…); I really believe that Orgrimmar and Shattrath would be fabulously raucous and variegated when it comes to hunter pets if anyone could have any pet they wanted, instead of just all the old standbys hanging around.

    I’ve also created and leveled other hunters for the express purpose of having another pet that’s happened to catch my eye: I have a tauren hunter with Mazzranache and the Strider Clutchmother (both of which I would desperately like to retain with the hunter, but trying to keep them both leveled would drive me crazy); if he ever, by dint of excessive boredom on my part, made it to 70, I would also add the Lost Torranche to his collection. x) Additionally, I have a dwarf hunter with one of the yellow boars from Westfall, just because the thought of having an effectively “unique” at 70 was too cool. (Not that she’ll ever get there.) Finally, I also made a second tauren hunter alt to get one of those barking coyotes from Mulgore, which I thought was kind of cool when I first read about it here. ;)

    I don’t play my hunter that much anymore, but if I do level her to 80 I’ll probably have to say goodbye to the rest of my pets and forge on with my boar. (Unless there’s a ridiculously cool new pet in Northrend that I just have to have, of course.)

  75. Jayhawk - November 17th, 2007 @ 4:58 am UTC

    (Looks like you’ll be reading for a while ;))

    Woodsong, my first hunter has currently three pets.
    Lazuli a blue WC Wind Serpent, which she got at about 40 (pet was L20) and still needs one bit of level to get to 70. I love the gracefulness of wind serpents and wanted a dark one (at one stage I thought it was black) wind serpent. Mostly to be different.
    Since Woodsong hit 70 she tamed a Karili Owl called Uruburu (named after an owl from a Dutch kids story). I love the colours and wanted a bit more crowd control.
    She then bumped into the Elf + Giant quest and decided to get a black/red Scorpid, to play tank, while being maxed in Arcane. It actually worked out as planned.

    Natarani, my Draenei hunter acquired a red Lynx (Sholay) and a Dragonhawk (Syenah) from the same area. The Dragonhawk’s caster stats gimped it terribly, but I love how they flow…almost like water. She tamed a Rotting Agamar some 5 levels ago and named it Akshay. It’s a perky little porker.

    I got a couple other hunters, but most noticable pet wise is probably my little Blood Elf Alizarine, who got her self a Snow Leopard called Icicle.

  76. Mordreade - November 17th, 2007 @ 8:08 am UTC

    I name my pets after my real life pets. All 5 of my dogs usually are laying/playing around me when I am on WoW, and I just noticed how one pet would be more interested in a WoW pet than the others, or, as I was taming the WoW pet, it would seem to be just like my real pet (I.E. Death Ravager = Jack Russel Terrier, both now named Curley). I have had more cats than any other species, but my Humar (Pooky) is by far my favorite. Pooky in real life is a 5 pound Pomeranian who is definitely THE king of the others, and just barely tolerates his humans (cept when he wants to be held and get a full body massage….. yup….. spoiled), and this personality has transfered somehow to the WoW Pooky.

  77. Darkbander - November 17th, 2007 @ 9:17 am UTC

    So many people with cats! I tamed Echyakee once, named him Wait. Not many got that joke. Also had a black widow named PeanutButter. Had a real laugh with that one. I went downstairs to ask my sister for a name as i was stumped. She just blurted out the first thing to come to mind and we laughed for a good while. But my main pet, which i had to recently retire due to bliz’ buggy AI, was Arikara. Named him Nakath, as his red/orange color was the same as the red/orange armor of my raid leader back in Everquest. And just like the elf i named him after, he didnt take any &#$@ from nobody! Next i had a big green spiky ravager. Named him Damoxian after an orc warlock i once knew. Now i have a Nether Ray from slave pens. Though i cant seem to find a name for him. So far my friends vote Noodle. I had a huge picture album once of all the pets i had caught and the names i had given them, but darned comcast…

  78. Gurluas - November 17th, 2007 @ 9:56 am UTC

    I started with a caster dragonhawk named Melanie, i quickly switched to a Ghost Saber named Dincy that i kept since then, she is a cat that was tamed by Melanion(my high elf)’s family, and that she could be called by later generation should the need arise.

    Melanion found the way to call her and now they are inseparable :)

  79. Dubmeat - November 17th, 2007 @ 10:05 am UTC

    Dubmeat is my name, my first keeper pet was my Gorilla named Xtracheez. The pet im using now is a Ravager named Grapejelly. Looking at getting a warpstalker named heartburn.

  80. Maree - November 17th, 2007 @ 11:31 am UTC

    I got so many pets. I can’t really be bothered to tell long stories about them all..

    My dwarf Maree have 3 pets
    Piggy, the Ashmane boar. Was my dwarfs main pet from 48-70, now he’s spending most of his time in the stables, because of;
    Kuro(‘black’ in japanese, i think), the Blackwind Sabrecat. Before i got him, i didn’t really understand why everybody had a cat. Well. i do now ^^
    Amakoas, the Springpaw Stalker. I don’t really know about this one. Leveled him to 38 and then found out i spelled his name wrong (He’s named after a character in the game TES4:Oblivion) *slaps herself in the head*

    And then. there is all my alts pets

    Gloria, the Ghost Saber. My draeni had her since lvl 20, when she was still a rare pet. Both are lvl 55 now, so i can’t bring myself to deleting her.
    MightyErebus, the white bat. Runs around with my lvl 29 twink-to-be Bugagaga. Yes, he is quite mighty…
    Jabberwocky, the obsidian raptor. Named after a poem. http://www.jabberwocky.com/carroll/jabber/jabberwocky.html
    and Wire the Young Goretusk, Femalecat the Snow leopard (got her on a tauren!), Panthalos the Venomous (sp?) Windserpent, SatanIsAboar the Raging Agam’ar, Kathuthet the warp stalker, Medrike the gray wolf, Ace the Lost Torranche, Odeko the Pridewatcher and last but not least, Barbie the flamingo.

    Btw. sorry for my bad english, im danish -.-

  81. Aryzel - November 17th, 2007 @ 12:46 pm UTC

    I’ve had Seeker as my one and only pet for must be 2.5 years now.
    http://www.geocities.com/aryzel2/Aryzel_and_Seeker.jpg

  82. Ashlid - November 17th, 2007 @ 2:23 pm UTC

    I have a level 69 ravager named Ravager, a 70 Hawkbane named Cat (original names, aye?), and a 61 boar named Spiderpig.

  83. Ayera - November 17th, 2007 @ 10:25 pm UTC

    I just hit lvl 10 on my first hunter. Looked through the pets on petopia and decided i must have a springpaw stalker (regrettably only found in eversong woods). So i hopped the boat from Darn to Darkshore, then to wetlands. Walked from wetlands to arathi basin, then into hillsbrad. Swam up the river through WPL to Darrrowmere Lake to EPL. Made all of 10 steps into EPL when a bat one-hit me and i died for the first time on the trip. Ghostran all the way to Fairbreeze Village’s graveyard. loggged in logged out and rezz’d. made it ten steps then guards killed me. ranned back to body. made it ten more steps and guards killed me again. finally i rezz’d far enough away from village that i didn’t aggro the guards and a be-a-utiful lvl 7 springpaw stalker strolled right in front of me. Quickly tamed him, did little train, did a little dance, and then hearthed home!!!!!!!!!! Now i have a very unusual (for a lvl ten alliance) pet named “Blaze” that i will never get rid of!

    Ayera, Dalengyr

  84. Gyara - November 17th, 2007 @ 11:31 pm UTC

    My one and only is Kisa (Durotar tiger, lvl 9 at first and now lvl 70). She’s been with me since my first day of wow, and she’s one of the oldest active pets on our server. Hardly anyone has her tiger skin, and she’s always out and about. Our guild refers to her like she’s another player and she’s developed quite a personality. I’ve tried to snag other pets to have, maybe a tank pet or something, but I never have the heart to do it. She’s my favorite and since I’ve been playing with her forever, I know exactly what she can and can’t do. I’ve never needed a tank pet, and she is frequently assigned her own kill target in instances. If I ever lost Kisa, I would quit WoW.

  85. Gyara - November 17th, 2007 @ 11:34 pm UTC

    My one and only is Kisa (Durotar tiger, lvl 9 at first and now lvl 70). She’s been with me since my first day of wow, and she’s one of the oldest active pets on our server. Hardly anyone has her tiger skin, and she’s always out and about. Our guild refers to her like she’s another player and she’s developed quite a personality. I’ve tried to snag other pets to have, maybe a tank pet or something, but I never have the heart to do it. She’s my favorite and since I’ve been playing with her forever, I know exactly what she can and can’t do. I’ve never needed a tank pet, and she is frequently assigned her own kill target in instances. Only sad thing is that she used to have the yawn animation AND sound, but now she doesn’t. Boo on WoW for that. If I ever lost Kisa, I would quit WoW.

  86. Ansawa - November 18th, 2007 @ 3:56 am UTC

    OMG now I have three comments on here since they all decided to show up. XD Mania, if you’re still looking at this, could you delete the two (42 and 43) below my EPIC LENGTH one and just spare me the embarrassment?

    *hides in shame*

  87. Mania - November 18th, 2007 @ 10:58 am UTC

    (I’m bundling a lot of responses since there’s so many comments!)

    Arides: You’ll have a level 80 cat soon enough I wager.

    Jezabelle: “Sherbert coloered Flamingo” — I love that! :>

    wowHuntress: Great pic!

    Ansawa: No problem. :> And I love your names, by the way.

    Deplobius: Frohike! *snort*

    Coyotle: Millenium hand and shrimp!

    Krush: “kept him ever since (though he has changed looks a few times” — I love that pragmatic attachment.

    You know, I think you could make an entire book out of hunters’ pet stories and names. Thanks, everyone. And keep it up! I still haven’t caught up with all the comments but I am still reading! It’s just great hearing how many of us have a real attachment to our pets.

  88. Sukul'atae - November 18th, 2007 @ 7:47 pm UTC

    My favorite pet is FruitLupus, aka Snort the Heckler from the north end of the Barrens. He is the only level 70 hyena I’ve seen, and still offtanks anything I ask him to. I tamed him on 11/29/04, when we were both 17. Still trying to figure out what to do for his third birthday…

  89. Ansawa - November 19th, 2007 @ 2:21 pm UTC

    Thank you! And aww. :D They’re all named after songs, believe it or not–whenever I need to name a new “permapet,” I fire up the old iTunes and page through to see what sounds good.

    …Oh, shoot. XD And I realize I forgot my experiment into wolves with Outremer the Ghostpaw Alpha and Songdog (the only non-song-named permapet I had) the Rabid Crag Coyote. XD Obviously they didn’t leave too much of an impression; I liked Furious Howl, but the family just didn’t work for me otherwise.

  90. Kristy - November 19th, 2007 @ 5:46 pm UTC

    I have a the albino lion Sian-rotam. I just mostly name my pets after what they are named “in the wild”. He’s my main pet. I love him. He’s very handsome. I Tamed him a long time ago. Got the help from a friend of mine that also has/had a Horde account. lol I love “big cats”. I love good albino animals. And some guildies know my albino lion’s name. lol

    A pink Scorpid named “PinkDS”. Name came from a friend of mine. Guessing ’cause I play on a Pink Game Boy D.S.. lol I use him in Arenas. I like his “Scorpid Poison”. I Tamed him somewhat recently, just to get his “Scorpid Poison”. I don’t love it. I don’t like bugs. lol And some guildies have commented on my weird choice for a pet name. lol

    And the 3rd Stable slot I’ve kept open. I wouldn’t mind having a 3rd pet.

  91. Irwin - November 19th, 2007 @ 6:03 pm UTC

    My very first pet, a cat named Puddin. He was a placeholder until I could finally get to Loch Modan and tame my very first Crocolisk, who I named CRIKEY. CRIKEY lasted me until my mid-50s, when I was lucky enough to take the rare Sewer Beast in Stormwind. Thus, Steve was born, and as been the target of many a /laugh and /cheer. Steve accompanied me on the trek through the Dark Portal and all the way to 70! Now, my stable consists of Steve, a newly re-christened CRIKEY from Black Morass, and Dundee from Netherstorm. Steve is my solo-ing pet while CRIKEY is my instance/raid pet, if I remember to bring him. Dundee just… sits in the stable.

  92. Yoco - November 20th, 2007 @ 4:32 am UTC

    Like some earlier posters, I am kind of ‘alt-o-holic’, playing several hunters, each with their own set of pets.

    My orc huntress Yococo (Arathor EU) has been running around all her pet-owning life together with her trusty boar Snout (once a Corrupted Mottled Boar), tamed at level 10 just outside Orgrimmar, and still at her side at level 70. It is a shame that the skin has been used for several boars – Snout’s black boar skin is pretty common. In the stable the turtle Gonzalez still roams, once tamed in hillsbrad foothills at level 31, and currently level 67. Occasionally Yococo runs around with the (children’s week vanity pet) Speedy and Gonzalez together. It is a shame that turtles cannot learn any focus sink spell – that makes them a lot less useful than they could have been. I have tried to keep both pets up in level as Yococo leveled, but especially in outland that was hard at times. I had to hold back turning in quests to prevent leveling too far ahead of the two pets.

    My tauren hunter Yoco (also on Arathor EU) has been accompanied by Tweetsie since he learned to tame pets. Tweetsie originally was a level 8 Mulgore Swoop (a vulture, black skin). I tried to name it Tweety (after the little yellow cartoon character bird), but that name was refused. Very recently Tweetsie got company – completely in style of the Tweety cartoons, there now is Sylvester – a Ripfang Lynx tamed at level 69 in an ecodome in Netherstorm. Getting Sylvester’s loyalty up to best friend took a long time, and without your research in how pet leveling works I might have given up under the assumption that something was broken.

    My nightelf huntress Yocozoot (Stormrage EU) is both my oldest and youngest hunter. Oldest in the sense that it was one of the first characters I created, youngest in the sense of being ‘only’ level 61. She has been stuck at level 40 for about two years. When I ‘dusted her off’ I decided to change her pets as well, waving goodbye to the bear Fluffy and taming Baldrick, once a level 40 vulture in the badlands, near Kargath (with the exact same skin as Yoco’s Tweetsie). As she is still leveling, and having found that leveling two pets simultaneously is not fun, Baldrick is Yocozoot’s only pet for now…

  93. snabes - November 20th, 2007 @ 6:13 am UTC

    umm i have a ghost saber on coil fang with from what i hear is liek the only server were like vertually no horde have them so i get hounded by lvl 70s to show them were and how to tame it….. kinda funny i guess

  94. Keff - November 21st, 2007 @ 12:32 pm UTC

    At the moment my troll hunter has a raptor. First thing I did with her after the 2.3 went live was to hop over to Dustwallow Marsh and grab myself Goreclaw. Named him Paragon and still have him 12 levels later. Really love him as he’s so beautiful, I love beasts with lots of colour variation and you just can’t beat his turquoise stripes over two shades of grey/brown and purple/red feathers!!!

    Though I’ve a real soft spot for raptors I’m considering resurrecting my Frostsaber Pridewatcher named Lily who was the very first pet I had at level 60 on my very first hunter. If it gets tough trying to keep two levelled from 60-70 then Lily will be the one I drop, Paragon isn’t going anywhere.

  95. pelide - November 21st, 2007 @ 12:36 pm UTC

    Pelides’ pets over the years!

  96. Suzi - November 22nd, 2007 @ 5:53 am UTC

    Firstly I have Starr, a white worg I tamed in AV when I reached 60. The main reason for this is because I adore wolves, but it had the added RP bonus of looking exactly like the AV Horde mount. At the time I pretended they were related, but ever since Blizzard changed it so pets disappear when you get on your mount I’ve convinced myself Starr is my pet AND my mount. I’m 70 now and she’s still a few levels behind but I’m determined to level her up as I’d like to use her in instances for the group buff she gives.

    Soon into Outland I discovered I really wanted a white / purple Warpstalker, and I tamed one as soon as I could. She’s called Daisy, and she’s my current instancing pet while Starr is being brought up to par. I think, eventually, I’ll just use her for PvP as the warp ability seems suited to that.

    The last stable slot is taken up by the purple / green tallstrider that I tamed the second I reached level 70. Normally I would never go for a tallstrider, but she looks so pretty! I named her Chicken and I get the most comments about her, ranging from “tallstriders suck!” to “where did you get that!?”. She’s mainly for show and when I’m soloing.

    Of course I didn’t completely get rid of my old pets… I just made an alt hunter. :)

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  100. eggs benadict - June 28th, 2009 @ 1:16 pm UTC

    i currently have a blue elite wind serpent i`ve had roughly 157 pets i get a spider i dont like the name i give it i get rid of it and that goes ona and on so back to my wind serpent i just got her to day i named her sky but i love her she is awsome i play a level 25 night elf hunter named tharouis on the realm nestinwary and fyi get a wind serpent or i`ll hunt u down and…………… give u a cookie

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