Minecraft:Wolf

Template:For Template:Redirect Template:Infobox entity A wolf is a Minecraft:neutral mob that can be Minecraft:tamed using Minecraft:bones. Tamed wolves defend their owners against attackers and can assist in combat. Wolves can also be equipped with wolf armor, but only if tamed.

Spawning

Wild wolves spawn naturally in multiple biomes on Minecraft:grass blocks, Minecraft:coarse dirt, Minecraft:snow (Template:In only on 8 layers of snow), Minecraft:snow blocks, or Minecraft:podzol. Template:IN, they have a 10% chance of spawning naturally as a baby. Their appearance and the amount of wolves that attempt to spawn depend on the biome.

Color variants

Template:Redirect Wolves have 9 color variants, each of which spawns in a different biome. Most variants spawn in packs, with some having larger or smaller packs.

Spawning patterns by color variant

Color variant	Biome	Pack size
Template:EntitySprite Ashen	Template:BiomeLink	4
Template:EntitySprite Black	Template:BiomeLink	2-4
Template:EntitySprite Chestnut	Template:BiomeLink	2-4
Template:EntitySprite Pale	Template:BiomeLink	4
Template:EntitySprite Rusty	Template:BiomeLink	2-4
Template:EntitySprite Snowy	Template:BiomeLink	1
Template:EntitySprite Spotted	Template:BiomeLink	4-8
Template:EntitySprite Striped	Template:BiomeLink	4-8
Template:EntitySprite Woods	Template:BiomeLink	4

When a wolf pack spawns near a biome border, individual wolves of the pack might take on a different appearance if their spawn location is in a bordering biome.<ref>Template:Bug</ref>

Wolves spawned in Minecraft:jungles or Minecraft:bamboo jungles (using Minecraft:spawn eggs, Minecraft:monster spawners, Minecraft:commands, or due to a wolf pack bordering these biomes) spawn as rusty wolves; wolves in Minecraft:savannas or Minecraft:windswept savannas spawn as spotted wolves; wolves in Minecraft:badlands or Minecraft:eroded badlands spawn as striped wolves. Wolves in all other biomes spawn as the pale variant.

• All of the nine wolf color variants. Order: snowy, striped, spotted, rusty, chestnut, black, ashen, woods, and pale.
  All of the nine wolf color variants. Order: snowy, striped, spotted, rusty, chestnut, black, ashen, woods, and pale.

For pictures of individual color variants, see Template:Slink.

Sound variants

Template:Redirect Wolves have seven sound variants: Big, Classic, Cute, Puglin, Angry, Grumpy, and Sad. These variants are meant to reflect a wolf's personality,<ref>Template:Mcnet</ref> but have no effect on the wolf's behavior.

Wolf sound variants are assigned independently of a wolf's spawning biome, with a 14.2% chance of spawning for one of each sound variant. Wolves make the sounds associated with their variant when they make bark, pant, whine, growl, death, or hurt sounds. Sound variants are unrelated to color variants. Similarly, the angry sound variant is unrelated to the Template:EntitySprite angry wolf state.

For the sounds of each sound variant, see Template:Slink.

Drops

Adult wolves drop Template:Xp Minecraft:experience orbs when killed by a Minecraft:player or a tamed wolf. Template:IN, a tamed wolf that is killed by its owner does not drop experience.

Wolves wearing Minecraft:wolf armor always drop their wolf armor when they die, regardless of what kills them.

Upon successful Minecraft:breeding, Template:Xp are dropped.

Like other baby animals, baby wolves drop no experience when killed.

Behavior

File:Begging Tame Wolf.png

A tamed pale wolf "begging" the player for food or admiring bones held by the player.

File:Dog Trio.png

Three tamed pale wolves following the player around.

Wolves exhibit three different states depending on how the user interacts with them:

• Template:EntitySprite UntamedTemplate:Anchor wolves have a drooping tail and their eyes consist of a white pixel and a black pixel for the pupil (on each side). They are neutral toward the Minecraft:player. They are hostile toward Minecraft:sheep, Minecraft:rabbits, Minecraft:foxes, baby Minecraft:turtles, Minecraft:skeletons, Minecraft:wither skeletons, Minecraft:strays, Minecraft:bogged, and Minecraft:parched, taking on their angry appearance while attacking these mobs, and changing back when the targeted mob dies or moves out of range. They are not hostile toward Minecraft:skeleton horses despite their skeletal appearance. They chase Minecraft:bats despite being unable to reach them.<ref>Template:Bug</ref> They avoid or attack Minecraft:llamas (see Template:Slink for details), although wolves always attack a llama that spits on them. They do not Minecraft:despawn, even if they are in an unloaded chunk, or 32 blocks away from the Minecraft:player. They can be ridden by baby Minecraft:zombie variants.Template:Only
• Template:EntitySprite AngryTemplate:Anchor wolves are characterized by their constant growling and fearsome appearance. Wild wolves become hostile when they are either attacked by a Minecraft:player or Minecraft:mob, if not killed in one hit<ref>Template:Bug</ref>, or when they see a Minecraft:mob they are hostile against. Their tail is held out straight, their eyes become blood red, their mouth is raised in a slight snarl, and they have angry eyebrows. Angry wolves are hostile only to the players or mobs that attacked them, or to the mobs they are hunting. They can see attackers even if they are under the invisibility effect, but they cannot track the attacker down if they get out of their render distance, or the attacker was able to unload the Minecraft:chunk where the wolves were. Notice that only the damage done to players gets scaled by difficulty, all other mobs receive Template:Hp damage regardless of difficulty. Angry wolves cannot be Minecraft:leashed, but a wild wolf may become angry while it is still leashed without dropping the lead.Template:OnlyTemplate:Note
• Template:EntitySprite Tamed Template:Anchor wolves have friendlier-looking eyes, and more health than untamed wolves. They have a default red collar around their neck, which can be dyed by Template:Control one of the sixteen colored Minecraft:dyes on the wolf by the owner of the wolf. Pressing Template:Control on the wolf makes it sit and remain in place, and not follow the player. Tamed wolves that are not sitting attack players or mobs that their owner attacks, or those that injure their owner unless the target has the same owner or is on the same Minecraft:team, dealing them Template:Hp damage regardless of difficulty. They do not attack Minecraft:creepers or Minecraft:ghasts. Standing tamed wolves attack only skeletons and their variants without provocation. Kills by tamed wolves count as player kills: this means mobs killed by a tamed wolf can drop Minecraft:experience, Minecraft:rare drops or equipped items. Tamed wolves are always passive to the Minecraft:player, even if the player hits them or kills a tamed wolf on the same team. Tamed wolves teleport to the owner if they take damage. Mobs killed by tamed wolves give their owner kill credit, triggering Minecraft:advancements and updating Minecraft:statistics.

A wolf becomes hostile to a player or other mob that attacks it unless the attacker is the wolf's owner, or is otherwise on the same team, or if killed in one hit. It also causes wild wolves and standing tamed wolves in a 33×21×33 cuboid centered on the attacked wolf to become hostile to the attacker, allowing coordination for attacks and team hunts (only in wild wolves).

Template:IN, any tamed wolf attacked by a player/mob causes all standing wolves on that team to attack that player/mob who attacked the tamed wolf.

Skeletons and their variants, foxes, baby turtles and passive rabbits actively avoid both tamed and wild wolves. Minecraft:Killer rabbitsTemplate:Only attack wolves actively. Sheep ignore wolves, but flee when attacked by one. Sheep ignore tamed wolves but also do not flee from them.

When a Minecraft:player within 8 blocks holds Minecraft:meat or Minecraft:bones near a wolf, the wolf tilts its head as if to 'beg' for the food for 2 to 4 seconds.

The behavior of baby wolves is the same as adult tamed wolves. Baby wolves have large heads, similar to other baby animals.

Wolves are 0.85 blocks tall and baby wolves are 0.425 blocks tall.

The textures of the wolves are tinted dark gray once submerged in water.

In Peaceful Minecraft:difficulty, attacking a wild wolf aggravates the wolf and its group, but they deal no damage to the Minecraft:player.

Movement

File:Wolf shaking.gif

A tamed pale wolf shaking off water.

Standing tamed wolves wander randomly when near their owner, but follow if more than 10 blocks away and teleport to a nearby free block (if any) if more than 12 blocks away or 16 blocks away if they are currently hostile toward a target. Besides making travel easier, teleportation can be used to rescue them from Minecraft:lava, Minecraft:water or pits, as they immediately teleport to a safe area.

• Wolves can be told to "sit" by pressing Template:Control on them and made to stand again with another press of Template:Control.
  • While sitting, they do not follow the player.
  • Wolves stand up and follow the player if the wolf is pushed into water or injured while sitting.
• Wolves can either attack (within 16 blocks) or flee from (within 24 blocks) Minecraft:llamas. The wolves' speed is increased by 50% when they flee.
• Wolves find paths to their targets if attacking within 16 blocks, even in difficult terrain. They also navigate along the edges of cliffs and occasionally fall far enough to take Minecraft:damage if they leap.
• Wolves attack their targets running about at the player's walking speed and by leaping at them in exactly the same manner as Minecraft:spiders, but cause no damage while in midair. Tamed wolves attack any animal the player starts to attack. They also can navigate and turn around in 1×1 horizontal tunnels.
• After emerging from water, a wolf shakes the water off their fur. This is represented by an animation and water Minecraft:particles.

Teleportation

Tamed wolves teleport to their owner if they are more than 12 blocks away or more than 16 blocks away if they are currently hostile toward a target, unless the owner is not directly touching the groundTemplate:Verify (e.g. using Minecraft:elytra, swimming, flying, in a Minecraft:boat).

Tamed wolves teleport to a block on the edge of a 5×1×5 region centered on the player. This block must be Minecraft:transparent, with a solid block below and another transparent block above. If no such block can be found, the wolf does not teleport.

It is possible for tamed wolves to teleport to an inaccessible location (e.g. under Minecraft:ice) and be injured or die of Minecraft:suffocation as a result. This happens when the wolf considers Minecraft:transparent blocks, such as Minecraft:glass or Minecraft:slabs, to be open.Template:Verify

Wolves cannot teleport across Minecraft:dimensions. As such, if the player is in another dimension than the wolf, it remains in its current dimension and automatically sits until the player allows it to stand. However, wolves can be transported to another dimension by pushing them into the portal first.

Tamed wolves do not teleport if:

• The wolf has been ordered to sit.
  • Exception: The wolf is likely to teleport if it is injured while sitting (it no longer sits after teleporting). An example is if a wolf that is sitting is hit by another player, it teleports to their owner.
  • Exception: If the wolf is in a loaded Minecraft:chunk, and the player gets damaged by a mob, there's a chance for the wolf to stop sitting, causing them to teleport if the player is far away, then attack the player's attacker and sit down afterward.
• The wolf is angry, e.g. if it is chasing after a Minecraft:skeleton. This can lead to wolves standing and jumping in one place, such as over a cavern if a skeleton is near. The wolf teleports once the skeleton is killed.
• The wolf is in a Minecraft:minecart or a Minecraft:boat.
• The wolf has been attached to a fence post with a lead.
• The wolf is in an unloaded Minecraft:chunk, which can occur if the player moves away too quickly for the chunk to remain loaded (such as when flying with an elytra or travelling by boat on an ice highway).

Wolf teleportation is completely silent.<ref>Template:Bug</ref>

Taming, health, and feeding

File:Lots of tamed wolves.png

Many different types of wolves (tamed) sitting.

File:Begging-dogs.png

A group of begging wolves.

A wolf can be Minecraft:tamed by feeding it Minecraft:bones. Once tamed, a wolf does not accept any more bones. The number of bones required is random: each bone has a Template:Frac chance of taming the wolf. If the wolf is tamed, it receives a red collar and, Template:In, sits if not Minecraft:swimming. There is no limit to the number of wolves that a Minecraft:player can tame. A wolf cannot be tamed if it is Minecraft:hostile or already tamed. Wolves that are tamed by the same player can accidentally Minecraft:attack each other while attacking another mob, leading to a fight.Template:Verify

Template:Anchor A tamed wolf's tail rises and lowers depending on its Minecraft:health. The exact health of an individual wolf can be determined by measuring the angle between its hind legs and tail. The angle indicates the percentage of health that the wolf has. Tamed wolves whine when they have low health (below Template:HpTemplate:Only / Template:HpTemplate:Only). Untamed wolves have a maximum health of Template:Hp; the position of an untamed wolf's tail does not depend on its health. Tamed wolves, as well as untamed wolves Template:In, can be healed by feeding them any of the meat and fish items listed below.

Food	Heals	Causes love mode in Template:BE	Notes
Template:ItemLink	Template:Hp	Template:Tc	Does not inflict Hunger, Minecraft:Poison, or Minecraft:Nausea.
Template:ItemLink		Template:Tc
Template:ItemLink	Template:Hp	Template:Tc	Does not inflict Hunger.
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Template:ItemLink		Template:Tc
Template:ItemLink	Template:Hp	Template:Tc
Template:ItemLink		Template:Tc
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Template:ItemLink	Template:Hp	Template:Tc	Does not inflict Hunger.
Template:ItemLink	Template:Hp	Template:Tc
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Template:ItemLink	Template:Hp	Template:Tc
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Template:ItemLink	Template:Hp	Template:Tc
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Template:ItemLink	Template:Hp	Template:Tc	Template:IN, the Minecraft:bowl is also consumed.<ref>Template:Bug</ref>

Wolves do not get Template:EffectLink from eating Minecraft:rotten flesh and Minecraft:raw chicken, nor Template:EffectLink from eating pufferfish. Feeding any meat item to a tamed wolf that is already at full health starts the "love mode" animation.

A tamed wolf's collar color can be changed by the owner Template:Control one of the sixteen colored Minecraft:dyes on the wolf.

Using a wolf spawn egg on a tamed wolf makes the baby automatically be tamed to the parent wolf's owner.

Wolf armor

File:Wolf wearing Wolf Armor.png

A pale wolf wearing wolf armor.

Template:Control wolf armor on a wolf that the player has Minecraft:tamed equips it onto the wolf.

Wolf armor absorbs all damage done to the wolf with some exceptions (see the list below), until its durability runs out. When the armor absorbs damage, the wolf does not produce a hurt noise.

Baby or untamed wolves cannot wear armor.

Wolf armor does not absorb damage dealt by the following sources:

• Minecraft:Drowning
• Minecraft:Freezing
• Minecraft:Suffocating
• Magic
• Minecraft:Thorns
• The Wither effect
• Minecraft:Void
• Being outside the Minecraft:world border
• Minecraft:Entity cramming
• The Template:Command command

If the owner uses Minecraft:shears on a wolf that is wearing armor, the armor gets unequipped from the wolf.

If a wolf dies while equipped with wolf armor, the armor is dropped.

A wolf armor's durability is 64 Durability points. It can make a cracking sound in certain points. Damage particles appear as the armor goes down 60, 44, and 20 points.

Repairing wolf armor recovers 8 durability points per Minecraft:armadillo scute. When merged with another wolf armor via crafting table or anvil it also gives a 5% durability bonus.

Breeding

File:Sitting pup.png

A pale puppy sitting.

Tamed wolves at full Minecraft:health can be bred with any type of meat, including rotten flesh and raw chicken without causing the hunger Minecraft:status effect (see the list above). Template:IN, Minecraft:rabbit stew and any type of fish can also be used to breed wolves. There is a 5-minute cooldown Template:In and a 1-minute cooldown Template:In for breeding, during which the wolf does not accept meat. In order to breed, both wolves must be standing.

Baby wolves have a 50% chance of being the same variant as either of its parents. Similar to a Minecraft:sheep's wool color, the color of a baby wolf's collar is a mix of the colors of the parents' collars, if it is possible to mix them; otherwise, one of the parents' collars is randomly chosen.

Similarly, breeding two wolves with different sound variants or a single one produces a baby with a randomized sound variant.

Baby wolves take 24000 ticks (20 minutes) to grow, but the growth time can be accelerated Template:Control any type of meat; Template:In, rabbit stew and any type of fish can also be used. Each use takes 10% off the remaining time to grow up.

Breeding two wolves that recognize someone else as an owner causes the baby to also be owned by the owner of the original two wolves. If two tamed wolves have different owners, the baby is randomly assigned to one of their two owners as its permanent owner.

Template:IN, if an untamed wolf is fed any type of meat or fish, it enters love mode but doesn't look for a partner and cannot breed.

Jockey

File:Baby Zombie Riding Wolf.png

A pale wolf ridden by a baby zombie

15% of nearby baby Minecraft:zombies, Minecraft:husks, or Minecraft:drowned may ride a wild wolf to form a Minecraft:jockey.

Sounds

Generic

Template:JE:
Wolves use the Friendly Creatures sound category for entity–dependent sound events. Template:SoundTable

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Adult

• The wolf's death sound (big) is its first hurt sound (angry), but pitched differently.
• The wolf's second hurt sound (cute) is shared as its second hurt sounds (sad).
• The wolf's second and third hurt sounds (puglin) is shared as its second and third hurt sounds (puppy).
• The wolf's whine sound (sad) is its first and second whine sound (puppy), but divided and high pitched.

Angry wolf

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Big wolf

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Classic wolf

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Cute wolf

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Grumpy wolf

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Puglin wolf

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Sad wolf

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Puppy

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Data values

ID

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Entity data

Wolves have entity data associated with them that contain various properties.

Template:JE: Template:Main

<section begin="entity data" />

• Template:Nbt Entity data
  • Template:Nbt inherit/angerable
  • Template:Nbt inherit/tameable
  • Template:Nbt inherit/breedable
  • Template:Nbt inherit/entity
  • Template:Nbt inherit/mob
  • Template:Nbt: The color of the wolf's collar. Present even for wild wolves (but does not render). Default value is 14 (red). Represents the Template:DCL component.
  • Template:Nbt: The variant of this wolf. Default value is "minecraft:pale". Represents the Template:DCL component.
  • Template:Nbt: The sound variation for this wolf. Represents the Template:DCL component.

Variants

• pale (default)
• ashen
• black
• chestnut
• rusty
• snowy
• spotted
• striped
• woods

Sound Variants

• classic
• angry
• big
• cute
• grumpy
• puglin
• sad<section end="entity data"/>

Template:BE:

See Minecraft:Bedrock Edition level format/Entity format.

Wolf color variants

Template:JE: Template:Main Wolf color variants can be configured using Minecraft:JSON files within a Minecraft:data pack in the path Template:Cd.

Wolf sound variants

Template:JE:
Wolf sound variants can be configured using Minecraft:JSON files within a Minecraft:data pack in the path Template:Cd.

Achievements

Achievements that apply to all mobs: Template:Collapse

Advancements

Advancements that apply to all mobs: Template:Collapse

Videos

Wolves when they were in development uploaded by Minecraft:Jeb as shown below. Template:Yt

MC Spotlight video (2012): Template:Yt

History

Trivia

• If a tamed wolf is named with a Minecraft:name tag, its name is shown in the chat to the owner when killed.
• Despite being unused at the time, one of the two howling sounds can be heard in an official Mojang Minecraft:YouTube video.<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref> The other one is heard twice in Template:AMCM. A potentially different howling sound can also be heard in the announcement trailer for Minecraft:Minecraft Dungeons II,<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref> and in the trailer for Minecraft:Armored Paws.
  • The unused wolf howling sound effects were both removed in Minecraft:1.21.5.
• The different wolf variants were initially made just for fun, until they were deemed the perfect addition to the Minecraft:armadillos and Minecraft:wolf armors.<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref>
• In the Minecraft:April Fools' snapshot 22w13oneBlockAtATime naming a wolf "Mars" gives it a unique texture.
• In the April Fools' snapshot Minecraft:23w13a_or_b, naming a wolf "kingbdogz" using a Minecraft:name tag causes the wolf to be given a crown.
• A wild baby wolf's head grows significantly when it becomes angry.
• In Minecraft:singleplayer, if the player punches a wild wolf and leaves its field of vision, it stares at the player and does not move at all. Going back into its range causes it to continue pursuing the player.
• If the player attacks a wolf, but then moves a large distance away (e.g. 70 blocks), the wolf still appears hostile, but exhibits neutral behavior.Template:Only
• With wild, tame, and angry states, baby and adult states, 9 variants, whether it is named "Dinnerbone"/"Grumm" or not, and specifically for tamed wolves sitting and standing states, 40 tail positions, 16 collar colors, whether it is wearing Minecraft:wolf armor and whether that armor is dyed or not, and 16,777,216 dyed wolf armor colors, there are 1,642,824,992,160 possible visually distinct wolves. Because dyeing armor is limited to about 5,439,691 colors Template:In without the use of Minecraft:commands, 532,654,544,160 of those are obtainable through normal means.

Gallery

Renders

Pale wolves

• Sitting angry wolf
  Sitting angry wolf
• Sitting baby wolfTemplate:Until
  Sitting baby wolfTemplate:Until
• Sitting angry baby wolfTemplate:Until
  Sitting angry baby wolfTemplate:Until
• Tamed wolf
  Tamed wolf
• File:Tamed Wolf with White Collar.png
• File:Tamed Wolf with Orange Collar.png
• File:Tamed Wolf with Magenta Collar.png
• File:Tamed Wolf with Light Blue Collar.png
• File:Tamed Wolf with Yellow Collar.png
• File:Tamed Wolf with Lime Collar.png
• File:Tamed Wolf with Pink Collar.png
• File:Tamed Wolf with Gray Collar.png
• File:Tamed Wolf with Light Gray Collar.png
• File:Tamed Wolf with Cyan Collar.png
• File:Tamed Wolf with Purple Collar.png
• File:Tamed Wolf with Blue Collar.png
• File:Tamed Wolf with Green Collar.png
• File:Tamed Wolf with Brown Collar.png
• File:Tamed Wolf with Black Collar.png
• Sitting tamed wolf
  Sitting tamed wolf
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with White Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Orange Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Magenta Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Light Blue Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Yellow Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Lime Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Pink Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Gray Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Light Gray Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Cyan Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Purple Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Blue Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Green Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Brown Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Black Collar.png
• Sitting tamed baby wolfTemplate:Until
  Sitting tamed baby wolfTemplate:Until

Variants

• Ashen wolf
  Ashen wolf
• Black wolf
  Black wolf
• Chestnut wolf
  Chestnut wolf
• Pale wolf
  Pale wolf
• Rusty wolf
  Rusty wolf
• Snowy wolf
  Snowy wolf
• Spotted wolf
  Spotted wolf
• Striped wolf
  Striped wolf
• Woods wolf
  Woods wolf

Tamed wolves

• Tamed Ashen wolf
  Tamed Ashen wolf
• Tamed Black wolf
  Tamed Black wolf
• Tamed Chestnut wolf
  Tamed Chestnut wolf
• Tamed Pale wolf
  Tamed Pale wolf
• Tamed Rusty wolf
  Tamed Rusty wolf
• Tamed Snowy wolf
  Tamed Snowy wolf
• Tamed Spotted wolf
  Tamed Spotted wolf
• Tamed Striped wolf
  Tamed Striped wolf
• Tamed Woods wolf
  Tamed Woods wolf

Angry wolves

• File:Ashen Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Black Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Chestnut Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Angry Wolf.png
• File:Rusty Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Snowy Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Spotted Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Striped Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Woods Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png

Tamed wolves wearing wolf armor

• File:Ashen Wolf wearing Wolf Armor JE1 BE1.png
• File:Black Wolf wearing Wolf Armor JE1 BE1.png
• File:Chestnut Wolf wearing Wolf Armor JE1 BE1.png
• File:Wolf wearing Wolf Armor.png
• File:Rusty Wolf wearing Wolf Armor JE1 BE1.png
• File:Snowy Wolf wearing Wolf Armor JE1 BE1.png
• File:Spotted Wolf wearing Wolf Armor JE1 BE1.png
• File:Striped Wolf wearing Wolf Armor JE1 BE1.png
• File:Woods Wolf wearing Wolf Armor JE1 BE1.png

Sitting wolves

• File:Sitting Tamed Ashen Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Black Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Chestnut Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Wolf with Red Collar.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Rusty Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Snowy Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Spotted Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Striped Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Woods Wolf JE1 BE1.png

Wolf pups

• File:Ashen Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Black Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Chestnut Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Baby Wolf JE3 BE3.png
• File:Rusty Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Snowy Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Spotted Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Striped Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Woods Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png

Tamed wolf pups

• File:Ashen Baby Tamed Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Black Baby Tamed Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Chestnut Baby Tamed Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Baby Tamed Wolf JE3 BE4.png
• File:Rusty Baby Tamed Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Snowy Baby Tamed Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Spotted Baby Tamed Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Striped Baby Tamed Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Woods Baby Tamed Wolf JE2 BE2.png

Angry wolf pups

• File:Ashen Baby Angry Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Black Baby Angry Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Chestnut Baby Angry Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Baby Angry Wolf JE3 BE3.png
• File:Rusty Baby Angry Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Snowy Baby Angry Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Spotted Baby Angry Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Striped Baby Angry Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Woods Baby Angry Wolf JE2 BE2.png

Sitting tamed wolf pups

• File:Sitting Tamed Ashen Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Black Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Chestnut Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Baby Wolf JE3 BE4.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Rusty Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Snowy Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Spotted Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Striped Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png
• File:Sitting Tamed Woods Baby Wolf JE2 BE2.png

Wolf pups before Minecraft:Tiny Takeover

• File:Ashen Baby Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Black Baby Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Chestnut Baby Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Baby Wolf.png
• File:Rusty Baby Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Snowy Baby Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Spotted Baby Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Striped Baby Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Woods Baby Wolf JE1 BE1.png

Tamed wolf pups before Minecraft:Tiny Takeover

• File:Ashen Baby Tamed Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Black Baby Tamed Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Chestnut Baby Tamed Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Baby Tamed Wolf.png
• File:Rusty Baby Tamed Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Snowy Baby Tamed Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Spotted Baby Tamed Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Striped Baby Tamed Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Woods Baby Tamed Wolf JE1 BE1.png

Angry wolf pups before Minecraft:Tiny Takeover

• File:Ashen Baby Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Black Baby Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Chestnut Baby Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Baby Angry Wolf.png
• File:Rusty Baby Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Snowy Baby Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Spotted Baby Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Striped Baby Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png
• File:Woods Baby Angry Wolf JE1 BE1.png

Screenshots

• A tamed wolf shaking off Minecraft:water droplets after a Minecraft:swim
  A tamed wolf shaking off Minecraft:water droplets after a Minecraft:swim
• A hostile wolf shaking off water droplets after a swim
  A hostile wolf shaking off water droplets after a swim
• Wolves having a darker texture when they are Minecraft:swimming or when it's Minecraft:raining
  Wolves having a darker texture when they are Minecraft:swimming or when it's Minecraft:raining
• Tamed wolves with Minecraft:dyed collars
  Tamed wolves with Minecraft:dyed collars
• A tamed baby wolf
  A tamed baby wolf
• A wild baby wolf
  A wild baby wolf
• An adult wolf fighting a baby wolf
  An adult wolf fighting a baby wolf
• A wolf attacking a Minecraft:sheep
  A wolf attacking a Minecraft:sheep
• A tamed wolf and a tamed Minecraft:cat
  A tamed wolf and a tamed Minecraft:cat
• Ditto, but animated
  Ditto, but animated
• A pack of wolves attacking a Minecraft:fox
  A pack of wolves attacking a Minecraft:fox
• A hostile wolf looking and running at the Minecraft:player
  A hostile wolf looking and running at the Minecraft:player
• A wolf and a Minecraft:cat sitting on Minecraft:carpet
  A wolf and a Minecraft:cat sitting on Minecraft:carpet
• Two tamed adult wolves and a baby wolf
  Two tamed adult wolves and a baby wolf
• Two wolves sitting in a boat
  Two wolves sitting in a boat
• Wolves in the three main biomes where they are found, prior to the Minecraft:Armored Paws drop
  Wolves in the three main biomes where they are found, prior to the Minecraft:Armored Paws drop
• A tamed woods wolf inside a house
  A tamed woods wolf inside a house
• A wolf under a tree
  A wolf under a tree
• A pack of tamed wolves in conjunction with a pack of Minecraft:polar bears attacking a Minecraft:fox (This only works when the fox is injured and there are polar bears attacking, as the fox is a victim, and tamed wolves as the fox was injured)
  A pack of tamed wolves in conjunction with a pack of Minecraft:polar bears attacking a Minecraft:fox (This only works when the fox is injured and there are polar bears attacking, as the fox is a victim, and tamed wolves as the fox was injured)
• An trio of wolves from different biomes
  An trio of wolves from different biomes
• A puppy in forest with flowers
  A puppy in forest with flowers
• A showcase of Wolf and Pup running in random positions and coming back
  A showcase of Wolf and Pup running in random positions and coming back

Mojang screenshots

• A wolf named "Minecraft:Dinnerbone". This easter egg causes the wolf to be rendered upside down.
  A wolf named "Minecraft:Dinnerbone". This easter egg causes the wolf to be rendered upside down.
• A pale wolf in a Minecraft:taiga
  A pale wolf in a Minecraft:taiga
• A woods wolf in a Minecraft:forest
  A woods wolf in a Minecraft:forest
• A striped wolf in a Minecraft:wooded badlands
  A striped wolf in a Minecraft:wooded badlands
• A spotted wolf in a Minecraft:savanna plateau
  A spotted wolf in a Minecraft:savanna plateau
• A snowy wolf in a Minecraft:grove
  A snowy wolf in a Minecraft:grove
• A rusty wolf in a Minecraft:sparse jungle
  A rusty wolf in a Minecraft:sparse jungle
• A chestnut wolf in an Minecraft:old growth spruce taiga
  A chestnut wolf in an Minecraft:old growth spruce taiga
• A black wolf in an Minecraft:old growth pine taiga
  A black wolf in an Minecraft:old growth pine taiga
• An ashen wolf in a Minecraft:snowy taiga
  An ashen wolf in a Minecraft:snowy taiga
• Minecraft:Alex with several tamed wolves
  Minecraft:Alex with several tamed wolves
• Various wolves wearing wolf armor
  Various wolves wearing wolf armor
• Wolves hanging out in a room full of snacks
  Wolves hanging out in a room full of snacks
• "Ari is jumping over a ravine in a Savanna on a brown Horse with white spots. A big pack of Tamed Wolves of different variants is following them."
  Minecraft:Ari leading a pack of wolves
• "Ari is fighting two Skeletons and a Creeper in a partially lit cave with their Tamed Wolves who are wearing colorful Wolf Armor sets."
  "Ari is fighting two Skeletons and a Creeper in a partially lit cave with their Tamed Wolves who are wearing colorful Wolf Armor sets."
• Minecraft:Efe trying to tame a striped Wolf in a wooded badlands
  Minecraft:Efe trying to tame a striped Wolf in a wooded badlands
• Alex amongst wolves who sit on a grassy field
  Alex amongst wolves who sit on a grassy field
• A wolf in a small shelter
  A wolf in a small shelter
• A pale puppy asking to be adopted
  A pale puppy asking to be adopted

Development images

• The first screenshot of wolves<ref>Template:Tweet</ref>
  The first screenshot of wolves<ref>Template:Tweet</ref>
• The second screenshot of wolves shared by Minecraft:Jens Bergensten (Jeb): wolves are now able to sit, and have a new texture<ref>Template:Tweet</ref>
  The second screenshot of wolves shared by Minecraft:Jens Bergensten (Jeb): wolves are now able to sit, and have a new texture<ref>Template:Tweet</ref>

Textures

• Ashen wolf texture file
  Ashen wolf texture file
• Black wolf texture file
  Black wolf texture file
• Chestnut wolf texture file
  Chestnut wolf texture file
• Pale wolf texture file
  Pale wolf texture file
• Rusty wolf texture file
  Rusty wolf texture file
• Snowy wolf texture file
  Snowy wolf texture file
• Spotted wolf texture file
  Spotted wolf texture file
• Striped wolf texture file
  Striped wolf texture file
• Woods wolf texture file
  Woods wolf texture file
• Baby ashen wolf texture file
  Baby ashen wolf texture file
• Baby black wolf texture file
  Baby black wolf texture file
• Baby chestnut wolf texture file
  Baby chestnut wolf texture file
• Baby pale wolf texture file
  Baby pale wolf texture file
• Baby rusty wolf texture file
  Baby rusty wolf texture file
• Baby snowy wolf texture file
  Baby snowy wolf texture file
• Baby spotted wolf texture file
  Baby spotted wolf texture file
• Baby striped wolf texture file
  Baby striped wolf texture file
• Baby woods wolf texture file
  Baby woods wolf texture file

Angry

• Angry ashen wolf texture file
  Angry ashen wolf texture file
• Angry black wolf texture file
  Angry black wolf texture file
• Angry chestnut wolf texture file
  Angry chestnut wolf texture file
• Angry pale wolf texture file
  Angry pale wolf texture file
• Angry rusty wolf texture file
  Angry rusty wolf texture file
• Angry snowy wolf texture file
  Angry snowy wolf texture file
• Angry spotted wolf texture file
  Angry spotted wolf texture file
• Angry striped wolf texture file
  Angry striped wolf texture file
• Angry woods wolf texture file
  Angry woods wolf texture file
• Baby angry ashen wolf texture file
  Baby angry ashen wolf texture file
• Baby angry black wolf texture file
  Baby angry black wolf texture file
• Baby angry chestnut wolf texture file
  Baby angry chestnut wolf texture file
• Baby angry pale wolf texture file
  Baby angry pale wolf texture file
• Baby angry rusty wolf texture file
  Baby angry rusty wolf texture file
• Baby angry snowy wolf texture file
  Baby angry snowy wolf texture file
• Baby angry spotted wolf texture file
  Baby angry spotted wolf texture file
• Baby angry striped wolf texture file
  Baby angry striped wolf texture file
• Baby angry woods wolf texture file
  Baby angry woods wolf texture file

Tamed

• Tamed ashen wolf texture file
  Tamed ashen wolf texture file
• Tamed black wolf texture file
  Tamed black wolf texture file
• Tamed chestnut wolf texture file
  Tamed chestnut wolf texture file
• Tamed pale wolf texture file
  Tamed pale wolf texture file
• Tamed rusty wolf texture file
  Tamed rusty wolf texture file
• Tamed snowy wolf texture file
  Tamed snowy wolf texture file
• Tamed spotted wolf texture file
  Tamed spotted wolf texture file
• Tamed striped wolf texture file
  Tamed striped wolf texture file
• Tamed woods wolf texture file
  Tamed woods wolf texture file
• Baby tamed ashen wolf texture file
  Baby tamed ashen wolf texture file
• Baby tamed black wolf texture file
  Baby tamed black wolf texture file
• Baby tamed chestnut wolf texture file
  Baby tamed chestnut wolf texture file
• Baby tamed pale wolf texture file
  Baby tamed pale wolf texture file
• Baby tamed rusty wolf texture file
  Baby tamed rusty wolf texture file
• Baby tamed snowy wolf texture file
  Baby tamed snowy wolf texture file
• Baby tamed spotted wolf texture file
  Baby tamed spotted wolf texture file
• Baby tamed striped wolf texture file
  Baby tamed striped wolf texture file
• Baby tamed woods wolf texture file
  Baby tamed woods wolf texture file

In other media

• Artwork of a tamed wolf
  Artwork of a tamed wolf
• Minecraft:Sunny from the perspective of a wolf<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref>
  Minecraft:Sunny from the perspective of a wolf<ref>Template:YouTube link</ref>
• Minecraft:Steve and Minecraft:Alex with a wolf
  Minecraft:Steve and Minecraft:Alex with a wolf
• Official tamed pale wolf artwork
  Official tamed pale wolf artwork
• Tamed pale wolf art
  Tamed pale wolf art
• A tamed pale wolf in official artwork for Minecraft:The Wild Update
  A tamed pale wolf in official artwork for Minecraft:The Wild Update
• Minecraft:Noor with many wolves from every biome with wolf armor, as depicted in the Minecraft:Armored Paws trailer and launcher
  Minecraft:Noor with many wolves from every biome with wolf armor, as depicted in the Minecraft:Armored Paws trailer and launcher
• Minecraft:Kai walking their tamed wolf in a Minecraft:cherry grove
  Minecraft:Kai walking their tamed wolf in a Minecraft:cherry grove
• Minecraft:Kai crafting Minecraft:cherry planks besides their pet wolf
  Minecraft:Kai crafting Minecraft:cherry planks besides their pet wolf
• Kai’s pet wolf thinking of a cherry doghouse
  Kai’s pet wolf thinking of a cherry doghouse
• Artwork of a wolf wearing wolf armor
  Artwork of a wolf wearing wolf armor
• Tamed pale wolf action figure from Mattel
  Tamed pale wolf action figure from Mattel
• Minecraft:Lego Minecraft tamed pale wolf
  Minecraft:Lego Minecraft tamed pale wolf
• Official T-shirt artwork Owner of the Sphere made by JINX
  Official T-shirt artwork Owner of the Sphere made by JINX
• Minecraft Jolly Mobs Wolf, an official T-Shirt design
  Minecraft Jolly Mobs Wolf, an official T-Shirt design
• Acid Wolf, an official T-Shirt design
  Acid Wolf, an official T-Shirt design
• A tamed wolf plush made by JINX
  A tamed wolf plush made by JINX
• A tamed baby wolf plush made by JINX
  A tamed baby wolf plush made by JINX
• An officially licensed wolf mug
  An officially licensed wolf mug
• An officially licensed wolf jar
  An officially licensed wolf jar
• An officially licensed wolf bowl
  An officially licensed wolf bowl
• Promotional image for a collaboration with PUMA
  Promotional image for a collaboration with PUMA
• A pack of wolves having a party to celebrate International Dog Day
  A pack of wolves having a party to celebrate International Dog Day
• A wolf using Minecraft:enchanting tables, unsure what to do.
  A wolf using Minecraft:enchanting tables, unsure what to do.
• Minecraft:Ari holding up a wolf
  Minecraft:Ari holding up a wolf
• Dog Mars in 22w13oneBlockAtATime
  Dog Mars in 22w13oneBlockAtATime
• Steve howls at the moon alongside a group of wolves.
  Steve howls at the moon alongside a group of wolves.
• 2 puppies looking at sunset
  2 puppies looking at sunset
• A split screen of a real life wolf and a pale puppy.
  A split screen of a real life wolf and a pale puppy.
• A conversation that someone is revealed to have a puppy inside of their body via an X-ray
  A conversation that someone is revealed to have a puppy inside of their body via an X-ray
• File:Calming wolf realm image.jpeg

Other appearances

• Template:MCSM, Stacy's pet wolf as depicted in Template:MCSM
  Template:MCSM, Stacy's pet wolf as depicted in Template:MCSM
• A Template:MCE, a wolf variant that appeared in Template:MCE
  A Template:MCE, a wolf variant that appeared in Template:MCE
• A Template:MCD as it appears in Template:MCD
  A Template:MCD as it appears in Template:MCD
• A Template:MCL as it appears in Template:MCL
  A Template:MCL as it appears in Template:MCL
• Dennis, Steve's wolf in Template:AMCM
  Dennis, Steve's wolf in Template:AMCM
• A wolf as it appears in Minecraft:Minecraft Blast
  A wolf as it appears in Minecraft:Minecraft Blast

External links

• Wolf article on Wikipedia
• Template:Mcnet