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• 40d:War dog
  #REDIRECT [[40d:Dog#War dogs]]
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• DF2014:Animal trainer
  * Train [[dog|war animal]] * Train [[dog|hunting animal]]
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• Animal trainer
  * Train [[dog|war animal]] * Train [[dog|hunting animal]]
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• Dog
  ...er|trained]] to assist your dwarves in [[combat]] or [[hunting]] as either war dogs or hunting dogs. Like all tame animals, they can serve as an [[butcher You can assign a war dog or hunting dog to a dwarf via his preferences menu ({{K|v}}, select dwarf, {{K|p}}, {{K|a}
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• DF2014:Dog
  ...er|trained]] to assist your dwarves in [[combat]] or [[hunting]] as either war dogs or hunting dogs. Like all tame animals, they can serve as an [[butcher You can assign a war dog or hunting dog to a dwarf via his preferences menu ({{K|v}}, select dwarf, {{K|p}}, {{K|a}
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• v0.31:Kennel
  * Train War Animals ...ask indeed is named 'train war animal'. The same goes for 'train a hunting dog'.
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• 40d:Stories/Archive 11
  ...bout the world’s status, saying to him, “The goblins are mobilizing up for war. I reckon we’ve given the world enough of a chance. We should team up wit ...giant corkscrews. Blood, and limbs flew everywhere and what had once been war cries now turned into howls of agony and cowardice. One of the bowmen had m
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• v0.34:Animal trainer
  * Train [[dog|war animal]] * Train [[dog|hunting animal]]
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• 40d:Kennel
  * Train [[Hunting dog]]s * Train [[War dog]]s
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• v0.34:Dog
  ...er|trained]] to assist your dwarves in [[combat]] or [[hunting]] as either war dogs or hunting dogs. Like all tame animals they can serve as an [[butcher| You can assign a war dog or hunting dog to a dwarf via his preferences menu ({{K|v}}, select dwarf, {{K|p}}, {{K|e}
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• 40d:Dog
  ...el|trained]] to assist your [[dwarves]] in [[combat]] or hunting as either war dogs or hunting dogs. Like all tame [[animal]]s they can serve as an [[butc * You can [[Assign animal|assign]] a war dog or hunting dog to a dwarf via his dogs menu ({{K|v}}, select dwarf, {{K|p}}, {{K|e}}) to h
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• ASCII art reward/M-S
  for their war machines. She dodged out of the way as a human invader The herald jumped away like a whipped dog. The king motioned the
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• v0.31:String dump
  WAR war
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• v0.31:Dog
  '''Dogs''' are trainable into war/hunting dogs. See [[Kennel]] for how this is done, and for a list of other ...el|trained]] to assist your dwarves in [[combat]] or [[hunting]] as either war dogs or hunting dogs. Like all tame animals they can serve as an [[butcheri
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• 23a:Ambush
  ...chain animals near possible entrances to detect kobold infiltrators. [[War dog]]s (and probably other animals) will detect a kobold up to 2 tiles away, an ...an ambush than they are against a siege. Trying to cover large areas with war dogs is liable to do little more than get them killed and an ambush out in
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• 40d:Ambush
  ...chain animals near possible entrances to detect kobold infiltrators. [[War dog]]s (and probably other animals) will detect a kobold up to 2 tiles away, an ...an ambush than they are against a siege. Trying to cover large areas with war dogs is liable to do little more than get them killed and an ambush out in
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• 23a:Kennel
  * Train War dogs ====Train a Hunting Dog====
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• 23a:Dog
  ...el|trained]] to assist your [[dwarves]] in [[combat]] or hunting as either war dogs or hunting dogs. Like all tame [[animal]]s they can serve as an [[butc * You can [[Assign animal|assign]] a war dog or hunting dog to a dwarf via his dogs menu ({{K|v}}, {{K|p}}, {{K|e}}) to help him in com
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• 40d:How to safely start fortress mode
  Always make room for at least two [[dog]]s. Always. Dogs are a critical part of any fortress and bringing a breed ...as possible; war dogs are far more effective in combat than regular dogs. War dogs will follow their trainers around, so have dwarves with high-risk jobs
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• 40d:Your first fortress
  ...r your fort reaches 80 dwarves. [[Trap]]ped entrances, [[Dog#War_Dogs|war dog]]s, and eventually a [[military]] will be needed to repel them. Just be su ...an be trained into [[Dog#Hunting_Dogs|hunting dog]]s or [[Dog#War_Dogs|war dog]]s, require no food or maintenance, and make good pets for your dwarves. A
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• 40d:String dump
  WAR war
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• Siege
  ...ve multiple sieges at the same time. If the attacking civilizations are at war with each other, they will start to fight with each other as well. ...er the map in a single tile, somewhat akin to arriving [[migrants]]. These war creatures usually possess random civilian classes, and show little of the o
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• DF2014:Siege
  ...ve multiple sieges at the same time. If the attacking civilizations are at war with each other, they will start to fight with each other as well. ...er the map in a single tile, somewhat akin to arriving [[migrants]]. These war creatures usually possess random civilian classes, and show little of the o
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• 23a:Assign animal
  You can '''assign''' a [[Dog#War dog|war dog]] or [[Dog#Hunting dog|hunting dog]] to help a [[dwarf]] out with fighting or [[hunting]], respectively. To assign a [[dog]] {{k|v}}iew a dwarf and check his {{k|p}}references. Then select "Work Dog
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• 23a:Your first fortress
  ...an be trained into [[Dog#Hunting_Dogs|hunting dog]]s or [[Dog#War_Dogs|war dog]]s, require no food or maintenance, and make good pets for your dwarves. A ...they will also send [[siege]]s. [[Trap]]ped entrances, [[Dog#War_Dogs|war dog]]s, and eventually a [[military]] will be needed to repel them.
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• Domestic animal
  ...dwarves can only access by capturing in the wild or as [[Mission|spoils of war]]. Meanwhile, [[kobold]]s and subterranean [[animal people]] have no 'domes |style="padding:0.2em;"|[[Beak dog]]
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• 40d:Assign animal
  You can '''assign''' a [[Dog#War dog|war dog]] or [[Dog#Hunting dog|hunting dog]] to help a [[dwarf]] out with fighting or [[hunting]], respectively. To assign a [[dog]] {{k|v}}iew a dwarf and check their {{k|p}}references. Then select "Work D
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• Consolidated development
  ...individual patrol members as you would in adventure mode. Entities should war with each other from bandit and monster raids to full fledged wars. Upset e | CIVILIZATIONS AT WAR
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• ASCII art reward/G-L
  line in a war to end the age. ...ard to his feet, spinning to face the remaining eight opponents. The beak dog he had jumped on was still shaking its head, wincing. Behind them stood a
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• 40d:Stories/Archive 13
  ...his fate while his comrades fled, he realized the pointlessness to all the war he had waged on the dwarves, accepted his fate, and let the magma engulf hi ...e. Nepema Omiceledo Relemeraca erupted into a furious rage. He smashed one dog into the ground, and severely wounded the other.
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• Restraint
  ...can be renamed "Chained War Dog" and will be listed as "Stray Chained War Dog"(Game automatically puts the Stray if the animal does not have a name). The ...a 1-tile large [[building]], a chain or rope which is used to restrain a [[dog]], [[dwarf]] or other [[creature]] to a certain very limited area of moveme
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• List of creatures by adult size
  | [[Dog]] | [[File:Dog sprite.png]]
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• 23a:Chasm
  * [[Naked mole dog]]s* ===War dogs===
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• Mission
  ...tion, often this is the case with necromancer towers. They can still be at war with you if they declare it or decide to be after surviving your mission ag ...ation you are at peace with, for any reason, could cause them to declare [[war]] on your civilization. Act with care when choosing sites to pillage.
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• 23a:String dump
  War Animal Training Unitview, Prefs, Pets, War
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• 40d:Animal trainer
  * Train [[dog|war animal]] * Train [[dog|hunting animal]]
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• 23a:Animal trainer
  * Train [[dog|war animal]] * Train [[dog|hunting animal]]
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• 40d:Losing
  ...archers. Occasionally, they are accompanied by [[troll]]s or ride [[beak dog]]s. You can't see them until they attack, so it is too late when you detec ===War===
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• v0.31:Animal trainer
  * Train [[dog|war animal]] * Train [[dog|hunting animal]]
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• v0.31:Military design
  ...igned, To get around this, have the dwarf you want to be guarded train the dog.
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• Graphic set
  [CREATURE_GRAPHICS:DOG] ...|[[Animal trainer#Trainable war/hunting animals|Animal trainer § Trainable war/hunting animals]]}}
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• DF2014:Graphic set
  [CREATURE_GRAPHICS:DOG] ...|[[Animal trainer#Trainable war/hunting animals|Animal trainer § Trainable war/hunting animals]]}}
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• 23a:Hunting
  ...shot and sometimes never even has time to arrive at the combat before the dog is either dead or wounded.{{verify}} Actual hunting dogs seem to be even le ...with the butt of the crossbow which is counted as a weak [[Dwarven weapon#War hammer|hammer]].
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• 40d:Status
  ...is not any Dwarf's pet. In the case of [[war dog|war dogs]], it means the dog has not been assigned to a dwarf. * Work Animal - This animal has been trained as either a hunting dog or war dog, and has not been assigned an owner.
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• Main Page/Quote/list
  "Sieging humans brought some war polar bears, and one of them started a camp fire. Highly trained!" --[[Toad ...ng the iron!<br>The Beak Dog is caught in a burst of Iron Man gas!<br>Beak Dog vomits into the Iron Man gas.
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• DF2014:Mission
  ...y, isolated hamlet with a population <10 next to you, you're also going to war with the ''entire'' civilization represented by all other squares of the sa ...ation you are at Peace with, for any reason, could cause them to declare [[war]] on your civilization. Act with care when choosing sites to pillage.
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• 40d:Starting build design
  ===(War)dogs as (early) military=== * 2 [[dog]]s - to guard against [[thief|thieves]] and help kill intruders.
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• 23a:Tame
  ...rainer]] skill. Tame [[dog]]s can be further trained into hunting or [[war dog]]s. |350||[[Naked mole dog]], [[Giant mole]]
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• 40d:Ambusher
  ...shot and sometimes never even has time to arrive at the combat before the dog is either dead or wounded.{{verify}} Actual hunting dogs seem to be even le
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• v0.31:XML dump
  **dog **trained war
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• On the origins of dwarves
  ...gifted them with weapons, armor and booze, ensuring a stable business and war partner as well as drinking buddy for generations to come. It was after fin == "War, Peace and Fell Moods" ==
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• 40d:Stories/Archive 14
  ...ess with a population hovering around a hundred dwarves. They have been at war with Damsto Rost, a powerful tribe of goblins, for most of the fortress’ ...ght outside the gates, with dwarf marksmen picking off several goblins and war dogs throwing themselves at the goblins with reckless abandon. Then the tro
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• DF2014:Domestic animal
  ...dwarves can only access by capturing in the wild or as [[Mission|spoils of war]]. Meanwhile, [[kobold]]s and subterranean [[animal people]] have no 'domes |style="padding:0.2em;"|[[Beak dog]]
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• v0.31:Sample Starting Builds
  *1 Male Dog and 1 Female Dog. [PET:2:DOG:FEMALE:TRAINED_WAR]
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• Embark
  ...re claimed by that civilization. Civilization choice will affect who is at war with you and what goods are available for trade and at embark. If your civi ...vanilla DF, goblins are always hostile, but humans or elves may also be at war with particular dwarven civilizations.
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• 40d:Military design
  ...igned, To get around this, have the dwarf you want to be guarded train the dog. (Dogs follow the one who trained them until they are assigned.)
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• Goblinite
  ...he next passing [[trade caravan]]. If you really must have your own [[beak dog]]s, however, with some careful micromanagement you can [[Breeding|breed]] e ...r particular taboos while trading, they may ineffectually attempt to go to war with your dwarves. Elves wear [[Clothing#Size|the same-sized clothing]] as
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• 40d:Tame
  ...rainer]] skill. Tame [[dog]]s can be further trained into hunting or [[war dog]]s. |350||[[Naked mole dog]], [[Giant mole]]
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• v0.31:Stories/Bronzemurder
  # Oggez Rashas destroys the militia in a matter of seconds. One war dog survives and backs up the stairs. # Oggez Rashas chases the dog up the stairs, where a mechanic is installing several traps.
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• 23a:Deer
  ...] if he doesn't have [[armor]] and tries to melee two of them. A [[dog|war dog]] can kill a deer one-on-one, but will likely be killed by the herd. As eve ...|butchered]], they yield an amount of products comparable to that from a [[dog]].
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• v0.31:Ambusher
  ...sters and attack the hunter's prey. You can also assign [[Dog#War_Dogs|War dog]]s, which are much stronger and can help take down bigger game, but cannot
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• v0.34: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:Embark
  ...vanilla DF, goblins are always hostile, but humans or elves may also be at war with particular dwarven civilizations. ...settlers will be embarking from. Civilization choice will affect who is at war with you, what goods are available for trade and at embark, who your regent
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• ASCII art reward/A-F
  marksdwarf Glome, "and the war will be over." The dwarf pulled the ignore him. They all want her, thought Tsmuaka, but I will be dog
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• v0.31:Security design
  ...t [[kennel]]s) 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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• v0.31:Stonegears/Status screen
  ...owned war dog or hunting dog. You must explicitly assign a war or hunting dog to a dwarf by using, from the main menu, {{K|v}}-{{K|p}}-{{K|e}}.
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• 40d:Stories/Archive 9
  ...n his head. He let out a yelp, but was soon unconscious. Mosus's brave war dog rushed to his aid, getting eaten in the process. Mosus lay there, forgotten ...the growing hounds of the fortress to be Ustuth's protector. Her faithful war hound accompanied her everywhere she went since that day, so many years ago
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• 40d:Stories/Archive 16
  ...st F, Urist S, Urist M, Urist W, and Joker Persona 5. Urist even trained a dog before they left. With preparation complete, Urist and his party of 5 ident ...l however, as they alligator ambushed him again as he was rescuing the war dog. Urist was unable to land a hit, but his opponent was to weak to do signifi
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• Modding
  [SELECT_SYMBOL:WAR:NAME_WAR] [SUBSELECT_SYMBOL:WAR:VIOLENT]
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• DF2014:Modding
  [SELECT_SYMBOL:WAR:NAME_WAR] [SUBSELECT_SYMBOL:WAR:VIOLENT]
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• v0.34:Modding guide
  [SELECT_SYMBOL:WAR:NAME_WAR] [SUBSELECT_SYMBOL:WAR:VIOLENT]
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• DF2014:Announcements.txt
  | {{DFtext|Stray Dog (Tame) has given birth to puppies.|2:1}} | {{DFtext|The Stray war Cave Dragon (Semi-Wild) has forgotten its training!|6:1}}
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• Announcements.txt
  | {{DFtext|Stray Dog (Tame) has given birth to puppies.|2:1}} | {{DFtext|The Stray war Cave Dragon (Semi-Wild) has forgotten its training!|6:1}}
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• v0.31:Stonegears/Examining your dwarves
  ...trainable animal) assigned to the dwarf, the number of unassigned hunting/war animals left, and lets you assign them to the dwarf. An animal assigned to If you have [[dog]]s trained as war dogs or hunting dogs, you can assign them to individual dwarves to have the
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• v0.34:Restraint
  ...a 1-tile large [[building]], a chain or rope which is used to restrain a [[dog]], [[dwarf]] or other [[creature]] to a certain very limited area of moveme Restraints can be used to keep a [[dog|war dog]] or other animal near areas where you need constant vigilance and defense.
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• v0.34:Wolf
  ...ut their [[butcher]]ing returns are twice as valuable as those of a common dog. * [[Dog]]
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• 40d:Pet
  [[Dog]]s can be trained at the [[kennel]] as either war dogs or hunting dogs. Trained dogs can be assigned to a specific dwarf via |350||[[Naked mole dog]], [[Giant mole]]
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• Naked mole dog
  ..., and as such they won't give in to it during combat. A newborn naked mole dog is called a ''puppy''. ...years, farming them may be difficult. Their benign disposition and lack of war/hunting training also makes them inferior to common dogs for the purpose of
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• v0.31:Restraint
  ...a 1-tile large [[building]], a chain or rope which is used to restrain a [[dog]], [[dwarf]] or other [[creature]] to a certain very limited area of moveme Restraints can be used to keep a [[dog|war dog]] or other animal near areas where you need constant vigilance and defense.
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• Goblin
  [[File:Goblin riding beak dog crayon.jpg|thumb|200px|A goblin riding a beak dog, drawn in crayon by [[Main:Bay 12 Games|Bay 12 Games]].]] ...as other humanoids they have successfully kidnapped, [[troll]]s and [[beak dog]] [[mount]]s. Their items can be a valuable source of metals for fortresses
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• DF2014:Goblin
  [[File:Goblin riding beak dog crayon.jpg|thumb|200px|A goblin riding a beak dog, drawn in crayon by [[Main:Bay 12 Games|Bay 12 Games]].]] ...as other humanoids they have successfully kidnapped, [[troll]]s and [[beak dog]] [[mount]]s. Their items can be a valuable source of metals for fortresses
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• 23a:Pet
  [[Dog]]s can be trained at the [[kennel]] as either war dogs or hunting dogs. Trained dogs can be assigned to a specific dwarf via |350||[[Naked mole dog]], [[Giant mole]]
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• DF2014:Naked mole dog
  ..., and as such they won't give in to it during combat. A newborn naked mole dog is called a ''puppy''. ...years, farming them may be difficult. Their benign disposition and lack of war/hunting training also makes them inferior to common dogs for the purpose of
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• 40d:Stories/Archive 6
  ...n to starve. Others turned to a mysterious black-market supply of illicit dog meat... Time went on. ...im, chasing terrified glassmakers in circles around the magma pipe. A war dog sprung to the attack to be instantly thrown down with mad strength, broken.
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• v0.34:Trap design
  ...of war animals without any need for maintenance. Keep in mind size, a war dog is not going to do nearly as well against a troll as a lion would. However,
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• DF2014:Trap design
  ...of war animals without any need for maintenance. Keep in mind size, a war dog is not going to do nearly as well against a troll as a lion would. However,
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• Modification:The Long Night: Creatures
  | Dog || || L || 30000 || 20 || 30 || yes || domestic, yes || 1 || none || - || ...ot sapient and cannot learn but can be fully trained for either hunting or war and are able to open doors. Nearly all varieties, except Asura-classes, are
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• Trap design
  ...of war animals without any need for maintenance. Keep in mind size, a war dog is not going to do nearly as well against a troll as a lion would. However,
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• Kobold
  ...the other will appear as friendly. If the friendly kobolds win this civil war of sorts, you will be able to wander into their camp and take all their stu ...bbing their noses to display affection and are about as smart as an actual dog or lizard. Cutebolds are typically treated as being incredibly innocent, ch
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• 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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• DF2014:Pet
  [[File:Kessel el Mozo Dwarfs with a dog.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Small [[humans]] with a pet larger than themselves.]] ...nimal is more exotic, impressive or uncommon than others. For example, a [[dog]] has a pet value of 30, a [[jaguar]] of 50, a [[panda]] of 300 and a [[cav
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• Insanity
  ...rienced dwarf (especially one carrying an artifact weapon). Luckily, [[Dog|war dogs]] can quickly bring down an unskilled dwarf. ...ng the patient some new pets to take care of. For reasons uncertain, [[Dog|war dogs]] appear to have the greatest effect (although this may be a matter of
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• v0.34:Ambusher
  ...r masters and attack the hunter's prey. You can also assign [[Dog#War_Dogs|War dogs]], which are much stronger and can help take down bigger game, but can ...must fight with the butt of the crossbow, which functions similarly to a [[war hammer]].
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• Pet
  ...nimal is more exotic, impressive or uncommon than others. For example, a [[dog]] has a pet value of 30, a [[jaguar]] of 50, a [[panda]] of 300 and a [[cav ...ng screen is 1+(pet value/2) for an untrained animal and 1+pet value for a war/hunting one.
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• DF2014:Insanity
  ...rienced dwarf (especially one carrying an artifact weapon). Luckily, [[Dog|war dogs]] can quickly bring down an unskilled dwarf. ...ng the patient some new pets to take care of. For reasons uncertain, [[Dog|war dogs]] appear to have the greatest effect (although this may be a matter of
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• v0.34:Insanity
  ...ced dwarf (especially one carrying an [[artifact]] weapon). Luckily, [[Dog|war dogs]] can quickly bring down an unskilled dwarf. ...ng the patient some new pets to take care of. For reasons uncertain, [[Dog|war dogs]] appear to have the greatest effect (although this may be a matter of
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• 40d:Siege
  ...gee [[human|humans]] and/or [[elf|elves]]) and sometimes mounted on [[beak dog|beak dogs]], and occasionally accompanied by up to 3 squads of 5-8 [[troll| *[[War dog|War dogs]] are valuable, but shouldn't be the first line of defense, because th
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• 23a: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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• v0.31:Insanity
  ...ced dwarf (especially one carrying an [[artifact]] weapon). Luckily, [[Dog|war dogs]] can quickly bring down an unskilled dwarf. ...g the patient some new pets to take care of. For reasons uncertain, [[Dog|war dogs]] appear to have the greatest effect (although this may be a matter of
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• 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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• DF2014:Kobold
  ...the other will appear as friendly. If the friendly kobolds win this civil war of sorts, you will be able to wander into their camp and take all their stu ...bbing their noses to display affection and are about as smart as an actual dog or lizard. Cutebolds are typically treated as being incredibly innocent, ch
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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
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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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• 23a:Alligator
  ...potentially dangerous foe. You may want to assign a dog (preferrably a war dog) to your valuable foragers and woodcutters if one appears on your map.
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• 23a:Siege
  ...of 16 (consisting a leader and 15 followers), sometimes mounted on [[beak dog]]s, and sometimes accompanied by [[troll]]s in squads of 8 (with 1 leader a *War [[dog]]s are valuable, but shouldn't be the first line of defense, because the en
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• 40d:Restraint
  ...a 1-tile large [[building]], a chain or rope which is used to restrain a [[dog]], [[dwarf]] or other [[creature]] to a certain very limited area of moveme Restraints can be used to keep a [[war dog]] or other animal near areas where you need constant vigilance and defense.
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• 40d:Goblin
  ...ill walk into traps by the hundreds. They may sometimes come riding [[beak dog]]s as cavalry. It is rare for goblin sieges to last until all of them die - ...blin master thieves can avoid your traps, it's useful to chain a few war [[dog]]s at the entrance. [[Trap#Cage_Trap|Cage traps]] also seem to be more effe
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• 40d:Sturgeon
  .... They can seriously wound or even kill a trained war [[dog]], though that dog can sometimes kill them. They will scare away civilian [[dwarves]]. They ma
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• 40d:Insanity
  ...ced dwarf (especially one carrying an [[artifact]] weapon). Luckily, [[Dog|war dogs]] can quickly bring down an unskilled dwarf. *Assign [[dog|wardogs]] to a potential case, or to those around them
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• v0.34: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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• 40d:Adventurer mode
  ...leaders. The goblins often have fun Quests as they generally seem to be at war with other civs. * Beak dog: Basically what happens when a parrot gets combined with a velociraptor. Th
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• DF2014:Restraint
  ...a 1-tile large [[building]], a chain or rope which is used to restrain a [[dog]], [[dwarf]] or other [[creature]] to a certain very limited area of moveme Restraints can be used to keep a war dog or other animal near areas where you need constant vigilance and defense. C
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• 40d:Elephant
  ...|trained]] -- the only "war animals" presently available in the game are [[dog]]s. Elephants maintain their previous behaviors-- they run from or ignore t If you modify your game files to make elephants trainable, War Elephants can form a terrifying assault force.
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• DF2014:Caravan
  ...one of the few ways to obtain evil animals tamed by goblins such as [[beak dog]]s for instance. ...few ways to "contact" another civilization without triggering an outright war and therefore ensure that it will send out regular caravans afterwards, *on
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• Caravan
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• Zones
  ...be negligible in the case of a hen, it also applies to your [[Dog#War dogs|war dogs]] (although this can be partly beneficial, since all your dwarves will
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• Dwarf Fortress
  ...warves are represented by different colored smiling faces, a [[cat]] and [[dog]] are a white "c" and brown "d", while a [[giant cave spider]] is a grey "S ...in the history parameter. Civilizations, races and religions spread and [[war]]s occur, with the "population" and "deaths" counters increasing. The ticke
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• Ambusher
  ...alongside their masters and attack the hunter's prey. You can also assign war beasts, which are much stronger and can help take down bigger game, but can ...may fight with the butt of the crossbow, which functions similarly to a [[war hammer]].
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• v0.34:Activity zone
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• v0.31:Grizzly bear
  '''Grizzly bears''' are now trainable into War/hunting grizzly bears at the [[Kennel]]s. Grizzly bears are a popular choice for war animals, as they are very common. They come readily [[tame]]d with [[elf|el
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• Quickstart guide
  *Avoid sites containing '''towers''', '''goblins''', or other groups at war with you. ...your entryway, in the middle tile, using {{Menu icon|z|sep=-}}. Assign a [[dog]] or other non-grazing animal to it. This animal will spot thieves and raid
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• v0.31:Controls guide
  ** {{key|e}} Work Dogs - Assign [[Animal training|trained]] [[dog|dogs]] to this dwarf. ...with a ''P'' if you are at peace with them, or with a ''W'' if you are at war. Pressing {{key|Tab}} lets you check total exports and imports, and standin
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• DF2014:Quickstart guide
  ...bors and avoid places with '''towers''', '''goblins''', or other groups at war with you. ...using {{K|i}}. Using the {{K|N}} key inside the zone interface, assign a [[dog]] or other non-grazing animal to it. This animal will spot thieves and raid
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• DF2014:Mount
  * [[Goblin]] sieges have been known to ride [[beak dog]]s, [[elk bird]]s, [[giant cave swallow]]s, [[giant olm]]s, [[giant bat]]s, ...]s, and [[grizzly bear]]s, in addition to bringing along squads of trained war animals, like [[giant cheetah]]s.
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• 23a:Elephant
  ...e [[kennel|trained]] -- the only "war animals" available in the game are [[dog]]s. Elephants maintain their previous behaviors-- they run from or ignore t If you modify your game files to make elephants trainable, War Elephants can form a terrifying assault force.
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• 40d:Controls guide
  ** {{key|e}} Work Dogs - Assign [[Animal training|trained]] [[dog]]s to this dwarf. ...with a ''P'' if you are at peace with them, or with a ''W'' if you are at war. Pressing {{key|Tab}} lets you check total exports and imports, and standin
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• 40d:Stories/Archive 12
  ...kets. Then all contact stopped. There are no records of there ever being a war on Stabrack, or any sort of significant tragedy within its halls. Its inhab ...a poor foal, who never stood a chance. Then a passing fisherdwarf. Then a dog. Then a puppy. And after all this carnage, the fiend was barely even bruise
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• DF2014:Activity zone
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• 23a:Starting build
  ...line of defense in your fortress. You won't care (much) when "one more war dog" dies in your defense, but losing dwarves is a larger blow. The gender of p
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• DF2014:Ambusher
  ...alongside their masters and attack the hunter's prey. You can also assign war beasts, which are much stronger and can help take down bigger game, but can ...may fight with the butt of the crossbow, which functions similarly to a [[war hammer]].
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• v0.34:Domestic animal
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• Giant wolf
  ...e tamed as a bigger [[dog]] replacement, though they cannot be trained for war or hunting. Be careful to not let unarmed civilians too close to them, else
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• Coyote
  ...n most [[biome]]s, except tropical and freezing ones. Half the size of a [[dog]] or [[wolf]], coyotes aren't aggressive and will generally avoid [[Dwarf|d ...[[Animal trainer|trained]] into exotic [[pet]]s. They aren't trainable for war or hunting and give roughly less returns than dogs when [[butcher]]ed, but
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• Rhesus macaque
  ...lee when faced with even the most ludicrously under-powered militia. War [[dog]]s will also usually make quick work of them, though it is generally recomm
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• DF2014:Lynx
  ...e carnivorous, their relatively small [[size]] (smaller than the average [[dog]]) means they're unlikely to confront [[Dwarf|dwarves]], though they may po ...l trainer|trained]] into exotic [[pet]]s. They can be further trained into war or hunting beasts, though fall short in utility due to being smaller than d
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• DF2014:Rumor
  ...tell them about it, or even the most basic animals such as [[cat]]s and [[dog]]s. This leaves the impression that no one cares about your achievements yo ...they were never loaded, such is the case with people spreading rumors of [[war]]s, ransacking etc.)
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• v0.34:Megaprojects
  ...(human if you can manage it somehow) wearing [[ruby]]-encrusted shoes, a [[dog|puppy]], an [[iron man]], a [[titan]] made of grass or wheat, and a [[lion] Go to war with everyone (no treaties) and leave the Dwarves open. This means no lock
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• Elk bird
  ...and, if engaged, will usually kill an untrained [[dwarf]] (or even a war [[dog]]) in one-on-one combat. They can also be used as [[mount]]s by [[goblin]]
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• 23a:Cross-training
  ...plant gathering]] may be another skill to add to the mix. Assigning war [[dog]]s to these outdoor-engineers is another good plan. (Whether or not to then
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• v0.31:Domestic animal
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• Mount
  * [[Goblin]] sieges have been known to ride [[beak dog]]s, [[elk bird]]s, [[giant cave swallow]]s, [[giant olm]]s, [[giant bat]]s, ...]s, and [[grizzly bear]]s, in addition to bringing along squads of trained war animals, like [[giant cheetah]]s.
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• v0.31:Item value
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• DF2014:Elk bird
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• Weaver
  ...signing physically stronger dwarves for the job and giving them some war [[dog]]s or similar, so that they have a bigger chance of fighting off hostile ca
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• DF2014:Megaproject
  ...(human if you can manage it somehow) wearing [[ruby]]-encrusted shoes, a [[dog|puppy]], an [[iron man]], a [[titan]] made of grass or wheat, and a [[lion] Go to war with everyone (no treaties) and leave the Dwarves open. This means no lock
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• v0.31:Elk bird
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• Lynx
  ...e carnivorous, their relatively small [[size]] (smaller than the average [[dog]]) means they're unlikely to confront [[Dwarf|dwarves]], though they may po ...l trainer|trained]] into exotic [[pet]]s. They can be further trained into war or hunting beasts, though fall short in utility due to being smaller than d
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• v0.34:Elk bird
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• Item value
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• Wolf
  ...d [[tundra]]s, where they spawn in packs of 3-7 individuals. Larger than [[dog]]s but smaller than [[Dwarf|dwarves]], these carnivorous hunters will attac ...if there are none available, but unlike them, wolves can't be trained for war or hunting. If you [[butcher]] them for food, products made from their part
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• v0.31:Stupid dwarf trick
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• DF2014:Item value
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• 40d:Elk
  ...strong enough to kill an unarmed and unarmoured [[dwarf]]. A single [[war dog]] can tear it down with a little luck.
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• 40d:Cross-training
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• 23a:Elk
  ...strong enough to kill an unarmed and unarmoured [[dwarf]]. A single [[war dog]] can tear it down with a little luck.
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• Worm man
  ...d an Armageddon event claiming the majority of their own in a global civil war. If the historical accounts are to be believed, accomplished worm men could ...ould harness the use of an elastic pastry to heroically save a litter of [[Dog|puppies]] from a malevolent [[crow man]].
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• 23a:Black bear
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• DF2014:Giant wolf
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• 40d:Stupid dwarf trick
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• DF2014:Coyote
  ...n most [[biome]]s, except tropical and freezing ones. Half the size of a [[dog]] or [[wolf]], coyotes aren't aggressive and will generally avoid [[Dwarf|d ...[[Animal trainer|trained]] into exotic [[pet]]s. They aren't trainable for war or hunting and give roughly less returns than dogs when [[butcher]]ed, but
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• DF2014:Bobcat
  ...nto war or hunting beasts, but the fact they're under half the size of a [[dog]] simply makes them too small to be of any effect. Products made from bobca
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• Modification:New frontier
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• v0.34:Ogre
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• DF2014:Sponge
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  ..., a sponge's push attack is unlikely to hurt anything much bigger than a [[dog]]. Sponges cannot be [[butcher]]ed and dwarves cannot naturally enter water
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• 23a:Cougar
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• Megaproject
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• DF2014:Weaver
  ...signing physically stronger dwarves for the job and giving them some war [[dog]]s or similar, so that they have a bigger chance of fighting off hostile ca
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• 40d:Cougar
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  ...and to train [[dog]]s (or any other creatures modded to be trainable) for war or hunting. It also permits a dwarf to transfer a hostile creature (such as
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• 40d:Soldier
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• DF2014:Wolf
  ...d [[tundra]]s, where they spawn in packs of 3-7 individuals. Larger than [[dog]]s but smaller than [[Dwarf|dwarves]], these carnivorous hunters will attac ...if there are none available, but unlike them, wolves can't be trained for war or hunting. If you [[butcher]] them for food, products made from their part
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• DF2014:Wood cutter
  ...ature]]s or [[ambush]]ed. It may be helpful to assign woodcutters a war [[dog]] or other work animal.
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• DF2014:Ogre
  ...estroyer|destroy buildings]] and strong enough to make short work of [[dog|war dogs]] and inexperienced dwarves. Ogres usually appear in groups of 1-3, wh
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• 40d:Reclaim fortress mode
  ...also still be there, so you can ditch the anvil for, say, a horde of [[war dog]]s, lots of [[alcohol|booze]] or more [[bolt]]s.
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• DF2014:Rhesus macaque
  ...lee when faced with even the most ludicrously under-powered militia. War [[dog]]s will also usually make quick work of them, though it is generally recomm
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• 40d:Trap
  ...unconscious]] creature, including your own [[dwarves]], [[pet]]s and [[war dog]]s, will also set off such a trap. (Kobold [[thief|thieves]] have the abil
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