Just got into the game after many years of harrasment by my son and he won't tell me if/where dark Elf Druids can get pets! I am level 15.

Any help is much appreciated.

Welcome - not lame at all, basically no pets as in a hunter sense that will aid you.

But you can have the owls, parrots, cats, Mr Wiggles etc etc that any person can have.

Just got into the game after many years of harrasment by my son

sry to say this but Harrasment by ur son... i think that is what my mom would say... i spent 2years tell/beg her to start playing WoW...

And just a note..
its Night Elves not Dark Elfs..
i fixed that for u becuase Blood Elves are coming to the game and it can get confusing.

Hunters and Warlocks can get pets druids cant..

Hunters get cool pets and warlocks gets ugly pets... and their Imp yells at u...

Hunters get pets at lvl 10 from a quest..
Warlocks get the Imp at a lvl 1 quest (i think) i would do the quest till ur lvl 3 thou..

Druids only get critter pets... u can buy them from places and u can get a chicken from a quest..

u can get an owl critter from Darnassus.. for 50s and can be less for having good rep..

Chicken quest u have to do /chicken a couple times to a chicken untill u can talk to it.. get a quest from him that tells u to buy special Chicken feed from a guy.. he spells out the name of the guy and the guy is in westfall... u have to find the house that has a farm out in front with a lot of Harvest Watchers which are lvls 14-15 and near the door is the game u buy the chicken feed from.. he DOES NOT have a tellow question mark.. and after u have the specail chicken feed go to a chicken and type /chicken a couple times to finish quest.. then he drops a egg (which is bigger than the chicken) u open it and take the egg... once its in ur pack u right click it and u have ur own little chicken following u.. but does no damage..

same with the owl except u only have to buy it and use it..

there is a lot more pets in the game soo just look out for them.. :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)

Thanks for the reply's folks, much appreciated.