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| + | On my latest fortress, I have trained all my dogs (around 50) to be war dogs and locked them into a fairly large room using a pen zone. This was some in game years ago. Since that time, there haven't been *any* puppies, while most other tame animal species I have breed freely. I remember that female war dogs can give birth to puppies, but these may have conceived before being trained. None of my males are gelded. 1So, to me, it very much appears that dogs upon receiving war training miraculously lose interest in mating and turn into canine battle monks, which to me is kind of a bummer as I have to restart my dog breeding program from scratch by purchasing new dogs of both sex from merchants while my four-legged warriors are good for only two things, fighting and being slaughtered before they happen to die of old age. [[User:Electrolisk|Electrolisk]] ([[User talk:Electrolisk|talk]]) 16:36, 31 October 2015 (UTC) | ||
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War dogs don't breed?
On my latest fortress, I have trained all my dogs (around 50) to be war dogs and locked them into a fairly large room using a pen zone. This was some in game years ago. Since that time, there haven't been *any* puppies, while most other tame animal species I have breed freely. I remember that female war dogs can give birth to puppies, but these may have conceived before being trained. None of my males are gelded. 1So, to me, it very much appears that dogs upon receiving war training miraculously lose interest in mating and turn into canine battle monks, which to me is kind of a bummer as I have to restart my dog breeding program from scratch by purchasing new dogs of both sex from merchants while my four-legged warriors are good for only two things, fighting and being slaughtered before they happen to die of old age. Electrolisk (talk) 16:36, 31 October 2015 (UTC)