How to Train a Pet Bear on World of Warcraft

A hunter and his pet bear.

World of Warcraft is an massively multi-player online role-playing game (MMORPG), which means that it is a game where you play the role of a character, and you do so with a lot of people at the same time. World of Warcraft is one of the most popular games of its genre, and there are many reasons for that. One of the character classes in the game, the Hunter, allows you to have pets, such as a bear, that give you a helping hand when it comes to fighting enemies. But you have to know how to train the pets first.

Things You'll Need

• World of Warcraft account
• Hunter class character

Instructions

1. Reach level 10. Once you've reached level 10, you unlock the ability to have a pet, so quest and kill until you become a level 10 hunter.

2. Talk to the trainer. Once you reach level 10, go up to the class trainer that has been training you all along. This trainer will give you a series of quests to complete, which include taming three different beasts. Do them as instructed by the trainer. Once they are completed, the trainer gives you the ability "Tame the Beast" for your spell book. You can put the spell on a hot key.

3. Look for a bear. Since you are a hunter, you have the ability to track animals, so finding a bear should not be too difficult. However, if you are in an area with no bears, go to a different area, preferably one with forest or snow.

4. Use the Tame the Beast spell on the bear. Make sure the bear is not so high level that it can kill you. While you are "charming" the bear, it will try to kill you, so make sure that you are strong enough to stay alive until the charm is complete.

5. Visit the pet trainer. Once you've charmed the bear into being your pet, go to a pet trainer. You can find a pet trainer by asking a guard for directions. The pet trainer will train you in all the abilities possible according to your level just like a hunter trainer does. Once you've trained with the pet trainer, you can hot key your new spells.

Tips & Warnings

• Make sure you set your pet's aggressiveness to defensive. A passive pet will never fight and an aggressive pet will attack any enemy within range.