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Tamed wolves will keep their tails up high if they have full health, and down low if they are low on health, because the angle between their back legs and tail is how much health they have.

If you shoot an arrow straight up and hit yourself in a previous version of Minecraft, your own tamed wolves will attack you.

If a tamed wolf attacks a wild wolf, it will growl at its owner.

Wolves existed in TU1 in Console editions and were added to Pocket Edition in 0.9.0. Wolves were introduced in the Beta 1.4 patch, but it was not until 1.1.0 that the breeding mechanic was added, or 1.4 that their collars could be dyed.

Tamed wolves can be fed any type of meat to heal them, and while untamed wolves can be fed, only tamed wolves can be bred. If you hold the meat within a certain range of a wolf, it will rotate it's head and beg for it, and it is then that you can feed it the meat to engage Love Mode, when heart particles will appear. You can breed them by feeding 2 adult wolves a piece of any type of raw meat (Including Rotten Flesh). Black particles will appear each time you feed the wolf a bone, except for the last one, when you have tamed it, in which case there will be heart particles. You can tame a wolf by right clicking it with bones, and it could take anywhere from 1 to 6 bones. When standing, they will wander around within a certain range of their owner. Tamed wolves can be right-clicked to alternate them between sitting and standing: When sitting, they will stay in the same place unless their owner is attacked, in which case they will teleport to them. Tamed wolves will only attack mobs that are attacking or were attacked by its owner, while wild wolves will naturally attack Sheep, Rabbits and Skeletons. Grass Blocks, in Forests, Tundra, and Taiga biomes