Wolves are one of the most beloved mobs in Minecraft, as millions worldwide love taming them as pets inside the virtual sandbox. Interestingly, these wolves are also often mistermed as dogs, because of the resemblance they share to man's best friend. However, how does one go about looking for a wolf in the vast Minecraft world?
Well, following a major update, wolves can now spawn in several biomes. Here is everything to know about wolf spawn locations in Minecraft.
All details about wolf spawns in Minecraft
Biomes that support wolf spawns
First, players must know where this mob used to spawn before Minecraft's Armored Paws update 1.20.5. Wolves were found in abundance in biomes like forests, groves, old-growth pine taiga, old-growth spruce taiga, snowy taiga, and taiga. They even looked the same in every biome, always having a light gray skin on them.
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However, with the Armored Paws update, Mojang introduced several new biomes where wolves could spawn along with different skins depending on their spawn locations. Players were also given access to a craftable wolf armor.
Here is a list of all wolves, their appearance, and the biome they spawn in:
- Ashen - Light gray - Snowy Taiga
- Black - Black with dark gray patches - Old Growth Pine Taiga
- Chestnut - Light beige - Old Growth Spruce Taiga
- Pale - Regular light gray color - Taiga
- Rusty - Brown and orangish - Sparse Jungle
- Snowy - White - Grove
- Spotted - Orange, white, and black - Savannah Plateau
- Striped - Yellow with black stripes - Wooded Badlands
- Woods - Dark brown - Forest
Hence, after the Armored Paws update, players can find different kinds of wolves from different biomes. This not only encourages exploration but also allows players to introduce some variety to their pet collection.
How to tame wolves in Minecraft?
As mentioned above, wolves are one of the most popular pets in Minecraft. Once players come across a wild wolf in their Minecraft world, they can use bones to tame them. Either loot the chests inside a structure or kill skeletons to get bones. Then, right-click on the wolf while holding a bone to feed them.
You will need a random amount of bones to tame a wolf. This means that while some wolves can be tamed with a single bone, others might consume loads.
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