I don't remember it at all, but that's okay. :)

Okay, after some trial and error, some blundering around WoWhead, and a lot of googling, here's my report.The file path to mute molten corgis is sound/creature/MoltenCorgi. The filenames Ammako listed above are the correct ones, EXCEPT where they are named "pet_corgi" they need to be named "pet_moltencorgi" instead.I cannot currently test if the molten sounds apply to all corgis, or if the path for Corgnelius and the Corgi pup is separate. This is due to the fact that I do not own either of them. I also cannot identify which specific sound file is which corgi sound at this point, I didn't del…

Hm, doesn't seem to have done it. I pulled out my molten corgi to test (the only one of the bunch I personally own) and it's still just as noisy in clicking and idling. Thank you for trying, though!Edit: Found the files on wowhead: http://www.wowhead.com/sounds/name:corgi It's the MoltenCorgi ones there, now I just need to find the proper name of the directory.

Hey folks. I understand how one goes about modifying/blanking sound files for WoW, that is well within my capability. I'm looking for someone who can either identify or tell me how to identify the one I need, though.Specifically, I'm looking for the corgi pet barking/yapping SFX. A number of people in my raid like to have them out, and I'm cool with that. The sound is loud and often incessant before pulls, though, and the high pitch gets to me.If anyone can help me, I'd greatly appreciate it.

Okay, I can't promise this will fix it for everyone but I just stumbled across something that has fixed it (for the moment at least) for my rogue. Archivist Elysiana in the Violet Citadel had a chat option for going back to do the little quest where you neutralize the anomalies in Dal-over-Kara. Once I did that little chain the Servant is no longer appearing every time I log in.

That seems a bit out of nowhere and completely unnecessary. Good luck on your transfer and in your raiding, though.