Then you have the rankings for the quality of life elements I added with an overall average with the talent side. If you like those pets because of how they look then go for it. Still solid pets.ДЄnything thatвЂ™s an 8 (BM or MM/S) would be good in certain situations, like a gorilla for farming dungeons, or maybe a scorpion for soloing elites.Д«elow an 8 (BM or MM/S) are pets that are still perfectly viable but just donвЂ™t offer anything special. Any of those ranked 10 (BM or MM/S) would be my suggested pets for each respective talent build.ДЄnything thatвЂ™s a 9 (BM or MM/S) would be a good choice too but will require a bit more work, be it slower grinding (no Dash/Dive), or they arenвЂ™t as good at holding threat so you need to be more careful. Now, of those in that list hereвЂ™s my recommendations. Raids are another matter too, but generally youвЂ™re looking at cats, wolves, and wind serpents there. When it comes to dungeons you can use anything you want really, though high DPS pets are preferred. I should also note that these ratings are in regards to leveling and farming. How easy or expensive it is to feed your pet is something to consider. This is of course my opinion on animations and sound, which is subjective to my own preferences.Дiet is something IвЂ™m going to rate as well. In short if the pet isnвЂ™t visually appealing, and the sounds bother you, then it doesnвЂ™t matter how great a pet it is if you donвЂ™t enjoy using it. If the combat animations for your pet are boring, then that can impact your fun and motivation to use that pet. If you hate the sounds your pet makes, then youвЂ™re going to go nuts. I also have a rating based on whether youвЂ™re deep Beast Mastery (BM) or Marksmanship/Survival (MM/S) as your talents will have an impact on a petвЂ™s viability.ДЄlso, IвЂ™m going to include ratings for the things so many people overlook but are very important: animations (Anim.) and sounds. This is based entirely off of my experience and preference. Now, IвЂ™d be remiss if I didnвЂ™t rank the ones IвЂ™ve tried, just in case youвЂ™re curious. You might find yourself enjoying a pet you had disregarded before.Д«elow I will try and break this out from Classic WoW and Classic TBC as there are some changes (including new pets) that will alter their value in each game. Try out all the pets youвЂ™re interested in, like I did, and make an informed decision for yourself.

Your pet is such an integral part of the Hunter class and you should not let anyone tell you what pet you should have. ThatвЂ™s an unpopular opinion with those who want to maximize everything but I stand by it. Find a pet you like the looks of and let it be your best friend. Some pets will perform a job better than others, but those same pets will perform worse in other situations. Every single pet in the game has a use in all situations. What is the Best Hunter Pet for Classic WoW? YouвЂ™re here for a very specific question and thatвЂ™s what I plan to answer. I have a pet naming tool if youвЂ™re looking for something like that.ДЄnyway, my goal in this article isnвЂ™t to explain pets to you because odds are you know the basics. Petopia also has a TBC version of their site which includes the new pets and pet abilities. I highly suggest going through it if you havenвЂ™t. That site will show you all tamable pets, give you break downs, and let you make some really informed decisions. There is a great site called Petopia that covers pretty much anything you need to know regarding pets (thatвЂ™s the Classic WoW version). The general pet will fall in between both of those. The offensive pet will have higher damage compared to the defensive one. Your defensive pet will have higher armor and health than your offensive pet. You first need to understand there are 3 types of pets in Classic WoW: defensive, offensive, and general.Д®ach type of pet fills a particular role.

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