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• v0.34:Naked mole dog
  ...turally hostile but will fight back if provoked, likely tearing apart your war [[dogs]] in the process. They aren't afraid of your dwarves and will charge ...average lifespan of 2-3 years, making them into pets (or training them for war) is likely counterproductive.
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• 40d:Gazelle
  ...k and can outrun your [[Dog#Hunting Dogs|hunting dogs]] and [[Dog#War Dogs|war dogs]]. The only practical way to catch them is through [[Trap|traps]] and
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• DF2014:Design strategies
  ..., effective scouting could be as simple as [[Restraint|tying]] a [[Dog|war dog]] (or even a donkey) up near the entrance of your fort. In the event of an ...t you don't have to keep sending out more replacement dogs. Save the good war animals for a "Doberman Bomb" (cage linked to a release lever) that unleash
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• 23a:Important advice
  ...n them as "work dogs" to any dwarf that may encounter dangerous creatures. War dogs are far more effective in combat than stray dogs and still produce pup
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• 23a:Insanity
  ...experienced dwarf (especially one carrying an [[artifact]] weapon); [[war dog]]s will quickly pull down an unskilled dwarf, though. *Assign [[dog|war dogs]] to a potential case, or to those around them
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• DF2014:Stupid dwarf trick
  Whenever a dog or cat gives birth, stuff all the kittens and puppies in one cage in your e *Bonus: Train the dogs inside as war dogs
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• Security design
  ...ting animals]] have better observation (sight range) than their regular or war counterparts. *War animals are convenient for catching thieves. They also serve as bait. Don
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• Grizzly bear
  ...be further turned into war and hunting beasts, being a popular choice for war animals since they are large and strong enough to do some serious damage. T Much larger and stronger than your regular [[dog]], war grizzlies can make fast work of a [[goblin]] [[ambush]] if they aren't outn
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• Creature token
  ...ways present]] for a particular civilisation). For example, adding it to [[dog]]s will lead to worlds being generated without dogs in them. Also removes t ...any task. Problematically applies to animal people based on the animal and war trained animals{{bug|9588}}.
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• v0.34:Grizzly bear
  ...t an [[zone|animal training zone]]. Grizzly bears are a popular choice for war animals since they are quite common in many areas, and strong enough to do Much larger and stronger than your regular [[dog]], war grizzlies can make fast work of a [[goblin]] [[ambush]] if they aren't outn
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• DF2014:Security design
  ...ting animals]] have better observation (sight range) than their regular or war counterparts. *War animals are convenient for catching thieves. They also serve as bait. Don
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• DF2014:Tribute
  ...one of the few ways to obtain evil animals tamed by goblins such as [[beak dog]]s for instance. Yearly tributes usually happen at the beginning of a seaso ...mand failed. Successfully obtaining tribute from a civilization you are at war with may result in (presumably coerced) peace, assuming a state of peace is
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• DF2014:Creature token
  ...ways present]] for a particular civilisation). For example, adding it to [[dog]]s will lead to worlds being generated without dogs in them. Also removes t ...any task. Problematically applies to animal people based on the animal and war trained animals{{bug|9588}}.
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• Tribute
  ...one of the few ways to obtain evil animals tamed by goblins such as [[beak dog]]s for instance. Yearly tributes usually happen at the beginning of a seaso ...mand failed. Successfully obtaining tribute from a civilization you are at war with may result in (presumably coerced) peace, assuming a state of peace is
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• DF2014:Grizzly bear
  ...be further turned into war and hunting beasts, being a popular choice for war animals since they are large and strong enough to do some serious damage. T Much larger and stronger than your regular [[dog]], war grizzlies can make fast work of a [[goblin]] [[ambush]] if they aren't outn
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• 40d:Alligator
  ...potentially dangerous foe. You may want to assign a dog (preferably a war dog) to your valuable foragers and woodcutters if one appears on your map.
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• 40d:Starting build
  ...rt-over. Another important difference is whether your civilization is at [[war]] with one of the neighbours; This results in early attacks on your fort an :* 2 [[dog]]s (breeding pair)
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• v0.34:Design strategies
  ..., effective scouting could be as simple as [[Restraint|tying]] a [[Dog|war dog]] (or even a donkey) up near the entrance of your fort. In the event of an
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• 40d:Pike (fish)
  .... They can wound or even kill an untrained [[dog]]. A single trained [[war dog]] can kill them.
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• v0.31:Design strategies
  ..., effective scouting could be as simple as [[Restraint|tying]] a [[Dog|war dog]] (or even a donkey) up near the entrance of your fort. In the event of an
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