In order to tame a pet, you have to deliver a killing blow to it with a lead in your hand. Keep in mind, mobs that can be tamed in vanilla, like horses, dogs, ect. have to be tamed in their respective manner first before killing them with a lead.

With the exception of the ender dragon, you can have every single mob type in the game as a pet. Just so long as you can kill them in the first place!

In Pinecraft, your pets can take damage and die, so make sure to keep them fed and happy! But not all mobs eat the same thing.

Click here an alphabetical list of all the pets you can have on Pinecraft, and what they eat!

By default, you can have up to three pets. But only one of them can be out at a time.

That's normal. When you tame a pet in Pinecraft, the pet "absorbs" the lead as proof that you tamed it.

Here's a few common issues:

• You cannot tame a new pet if you currently have one out. Do /pet sendaway to send your pet to storage.

• You must deliver the killing blow to a pet with a lead in your hand. You can damage it with other things but the final blow has to be with a lead or it wont work.

• If you don't have a server rank, you are limited to 3 pets. You can select a pet with /pet switch to switch to a pet you don't want and then /pet release to free your pet

• No, you can't have the Ender Dragon as a pet. Kudos for trying though!

• Certain mobs that can be tamed in vanilla Minecraft have to be tamed before they can be turned into a pet. Make sure you tame them first, otherwise you will just kill them!