Eden-DAoC

Hi everyone, I wanted to talk about my experience with the hunter.
For fun I decided to train him full beastcraft and spear. Very satisfied with the spear's damage.
What puzzles me is the Beastcraft line — I see minstrels zipping around with yellow and orange pets while I, the beast tamer, have to search high and low for an animal weak enough to tame. It's not easy to find green mobs around the battleground.
I play using my trusty green wolf that I can summon instantly — better than nothing.
Ten minutes ago, I made a bitter discovery that makes me even more puzzled about this line.
I was watching a group of Albs doing mobs. I was hidden and put my pet on Stay and moved about 30 meters away from him. The Albions saw it and approached, thinking I was there too.
Poor fools — I'm clever and certainly not standing there.
I'm hidden 30 meters away, I accept that the wolf can't hide with me and I use him as bait to throw them off.
I laughed when I saw the Albs approaching my wolf.
But in the end, my supposed cleverness backfired and it was the Albions who got the last laugh.
As soon as they got close to the wolf, I became visible even though I was 30 meters away.
Does it seem normal to you that just approaching my wolf is enough to make me visible?
Does it seem normal that the king of beast tamers has to settle for green mobs while minstrels flatten you by launching yellow, orange, and red ones at level 50?

When the dog enter combat mode, you lose stealth. If you wanna use it as a bait, you need to put the dog in passive.
You don't lose stealth when dog is in combat mode, only if you are far far away (it means the red line for HP of your dog is transparent). Not only Hunter's pet can be killed with two/three swing, in this season he also got the general pet nerf about speed. If you command the dog to attack an enemy, and you sprint same direction, you are faster than a dog ....