How to tame a Dilo :D
1. Get a slingshot
2. Knock it out with the rocks your slingshot has
3. Feed it meat
4. Wait
5. Congrats! You have a dino who spits at people’s/dino’s Faces! (That’s kinda rude)

How to raise a good dilly

Step 1: use a club or your fist to knock it out

Step 2: are sure you have a good supply on you

Step 3: place the meet in the inventory

Step 4: take your dilly out hunting

Step 5: when leveling up choose between health movement and dmg

I hope this info was helpful for you these steps are the steps I followed during my single player gameplays. I hope your dilly or any tame you have is safe strong and healthy

Never get caught in a ditch in the rain while trying to free your jeep from the mud. They will find you, spit at you, and then eat you.

All u have to do is just punch it and starve tame it also get about 25 of thim there as good as rapters in a pack

1. Find dilo
2. Hit with club until it got knocked out
3. Pit raw meat in inventory 5-20
4. Enjoy your dilo

If about to get not unconscious punch it one time or feed it narcotics

FEED IT FISH! It’s favorate food is raw fish.

if you encounter a dilo be careful if you get to close it will attack you make shure to have raw meat on you if level 20 or higher don't attack it if you don't have good stuff make shure to a bloa on you if not you may die like I died trying to tame one level 21 it died when I wanted to tame it then my pets died one for some reason when it died it attacked a another thing

To tame: don't miss around with hitting it and backing up,just start with a bola, then punch to your heart's content. Anything lower lvl in the wild doesn't even need narcotics of any kind, including berries!

I've always loved my 10+pack of higher lvl dilos. Dennis was my first. They're surprisingly useful at keeping you alive in sticky situations, have cute chirping sounds, and collect more meat then you could possibly find a use for. Great starter tame, one of my favorites.

Pachys and dilly's are the same size you can ride pachys and Not dilly's (I'm calling them dilly's because it switches it to fill)