At your skill level, I'd recommend taking off the jewelry and taming as many white wolves as you can, as fast as you can. (Donating them to the zoo is a good way to get rid of them and Baja needs more zoo points. LOL Or else release one and have the other kill it, while you bandage it for vet and lore gains.) Throw in some polar bears now and then and donate them too. Put the jewelry back on and go to Grimswind and tame ki-rins for 20 minutes or so and then go back to the white wolves. (The ki-rins will instantly respawn if you leave the facet, e.g., donate them to the zoo.) Make sure you work on some of your other skills in between (magery, barding skills). Don't forget while you have the jewelry off to be very careful about feeding and not giving commands to the pet you are riding if it is one that requires more taming and lore skill than you have without your jewelry on.
I've come to the conclusion that you get the best taming gains if you go more for volume than difficulty, don't stand in one spot the whole time, and also try to get gains in other skills at the same time. In other words, even though you are primarily trying to get taming gains, try to replicate how you would act if you were out hunting....you would move around, hit lots of targets of various difficulty levels, and you would be getting gains in multiple skills. I also always (or almost always) plan on the possibility that it COULD take me up to 45 minutes to get my first taming gain of the day. It usually doesn't, if I do the things I've suggested here and in a post I made the other day, but occasionally it does. Just don't give up.
Good luck with your tamer. I hope you're enjoying the process of working on it this time even more than the first time around!
