Sea of Thieves Pet Guide. Pet's have been released into Sea of Thieves after a long period on the sidelines. Pets are now in game, and were released as part of the Pirate Emporium in the September 2019's content update, Smuggler’s Fortune. This update brought two species of pet: Monkeys and Parrots.

Obtaining Pets

Pets can be purchased from the Pirate Emporium (that's the mini-store) with Ancient Coins. Ancient Coins are acquired in Bundles in exchange for real money, or as drops from the rare Ancient Skeletons. 

What Do Pets Do?

Well, not a lot. At the same time, they're fun. Pets can be placed on a perch, they'll automatically move around your ship when left alone, and they'll follow you around. You can also pick them up, and place them on another pirate. If you've been on a particularly long adventure, pets will also get dirty and will need cleaning with water. 

Where's My Pet?

Well, if you've purchased a pet, it'll be in your pet chest. These are on your ship, or by the Pirate Emporium on any Outpost. You'll also need to use one of these chests to equip cosmetic outfits for your furry/feathered friend. You'll also be able to name your pet once you get it, and be able to change it multiple times.

How Much Do Pets Cost?

It costs 499 Ancient Coins to buy a Sea of Thieves pet. That works out at, $5.49, or around £4.99

What Type Of Pets Are There?

There's only a few types of Monkey or Parrot, but they all look fantastic and come in a variety of colors, including skeleton variants.

Monkey

• Barbarys
• Capuchins
• Marmosets

Parrots

• Macaws
• Parakeets
• Cockatoos

Anything Else Pets Can Do In Sea Of Thieves?

There's a fair few things!

• You can launch your pet from your cannon! Don't worry, once it's fired out it'll teleport back to you. Just be sure to clean it of any soot.
• Your pet will react to any emotes you use. 
• Your pet will show fear at any type of weather or enemies. 
• Your pet will dance along with your shanties!
• Your pet will react to most of the objects on your ship (including ringing the bell). 
• Your pet will run away from fire (poor thing!)

Pet Emotes

• "Dance" Emote (Occurs when its owner is playing a musical instrument or performing a "Dance" Emote)
• "Cheer" Emote (Occurs when it eats a food that it enjoys, treasure is dug up or its owner performs a "Cheer" Emote)
• "Clap" Emote (Occurs when the ships bell is rung or its owner performs a "Clap" Emote)
• "Wave" Emote (Occurs when its owner performs a "Wave" Emote)
• "Point" Emote (Occurs when its owner performs a "Point" Emote)
• "Sleep" Emote (Occurs at certain perching surfaces around the ship or its owner performs a "Sleep" Emote)
• "Make Friends" Emote (Occurs when its owner performs a "Make Friends" emote)
• "Sit" Emote (Occurs when its owner performs a "Sit" Emote)
• "Scared" Emote (Occurs when the pet is scared of something, such as gunshots, skeletons, sea monsters and even throwing a bucket of water on it, or its owner performs a "Scared" Emote)
• "Eating" Emote (Occurs when the pet is fed a food item)
• "Angry" Emote (Occurs when the ship crashes into something, when they do not want the food handed to them or when its owner performs an "Angry" Emote)
• "Vomiting" Emote (Occurs when the pet eats a food that it doesn't enjoy)
• "Taunt" Emote (Occurs when its owner performs a "Taunt" Emote)
• "Morning" Emote (Occurs when a new day begins)