this is a stupid take especially considering that "tame" usually literally just means domesticated

1. Not or no longer wild; domesticated

adjective: 1. (of an animal) not dangerous or frightened of people; domesticated.

verb: domesticate (an animal).

reduced from a state of native wildness especially so as to be tractable and useful to humans : DOMESTICATED

in fact the first definition for "tame" in every dictionary i've looked up just has the word "domesticated" as the meaning for tame. "domesticate" and "tame" are also indirectly cognates, they both ultimately derive from PIE *dem(h₂), just "domesticate" is Latinate and "tame" is Germanic, but that's more of a fun fact than a relevant indicator of meaning.

we selectively bred cats to fit our wants/needs, they live in our house and pester us to support their lifestyle, what about that isn't domestication