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[goron72]

I think you could use a tower of brige-dog-rooms. As the enemy come into the choke point drop the first squad, then drop the second squad down to the prep room and so on to prepare for the next parts. You could make use of a blind corner so your surviving dogs aren't destroyed by archers as the next squad approaches and your next dog wave waits above. That's what I'd do at least

[arghy]

Its much easier to just have a huge swathe of cage traps then an execution room filled with deadly creatures, i had a wonderful pit filled with skeletal jaguars that i would pit entire sieges into one after another watching the blood cover the walls and spray out the pit hole. I eventually captured a magmaman from my magma pit and threw him in but he just kept running around and never fighting.

Also instead of the elaborate traps you could have a series of 3 doors on either end of the murder room set to non pet passable and have the trainer constantly run through the gauntlet until all the dogs got caught inside the room and have the ceiling be a bridge connected to pressure plates but very narrow so theres minmum room for gobbys to shoot the dogs.

[Pasakoye]

Thanks for all the ideas, I changed the population cap, and I have about 50 War Dogs right now, all they have killed right now are kobold thieves and goblin snatchers, no ambush/siege yet. I have them in 5 cages on a lever so reloading cages goes faster.

Does anyone know if puppies age in cages, right now I have all the puppies in a cage.

[Wirevix]

Yes, animals will age in cages.  At least camels do.  (I had camels.  The traders came with camels.  And then there were camels everywhere.)

[Echo7]

Yes, animals do indeed age in cages.  I have a cage full of puppies and dogs who lived their entire lives in cages.  Eventually, I'll get around to training more war dogs.