How to Make a Dog on Minecraft

Create or load a Creative world., Open the inventory., Go to the search tab., Take the egg and exit the inventory., Scroll through your inventory until you are holding the egg., Open the inventory and search "bone.", Tame the wolf.

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Create or load a Creative world.

    Press "E" to do this. , This tab is on the top at the far right and has a compass on it.

    Type in "wolf" and you will seen a spotted egg. , To take the egg, click it while pressing "Shift." To exit the inventory, press "E" again. , Then right-click on the ground, away from any hazards like lava or a cliff.

    You should now be standing in front of a wolf. , Take the bone as you did the spawn egg, close your inventory, and scroll to the bone. , Left click on it (most likely you will need to do this multiple times) until it is tamed.

    When tamed, it will be sitting with a red collar and larger eyes.
  2. Step 2: Open the inventory.

  3. Step 3: Go to the search tab.

  4. Step 4: Take the egg and exit the inventory.

  5. Step 5: Scroll through your inventory until you are holding the egg.

  6. Step 6: Open the inventory and search "bone."

  7. Step 7: Tame the wolf.

Detailed Guide

Press "E" to do this. , This tab is on the top at the far right and has a compass on it.

Type in "wolf" and you will seen a spotted egg. , To take the egg, click it while pressing "Shift." To exit the inventory, press "E" again. , Then right-click on the ground, away from any hazards like lava or a cliff.

You should now be standing in front of a wolf. , Take the bone as you did the spawn egg, close your inventory, and scroll to the bone. , Left click on it (most likely you will need to do this multiple times) until it is tamed.

When tamed, it will be sitting with a red collar and larger eyes.

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