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[Corai]

Kill crundles if you have them, I had my four soldiers 100% hardened after three pages of dead crundles.

[Talfryn]

Woah. How many war dogs would be needed for one dwarf that doesn't care?

[Loud Whispers]

they'll also be pretty much emotionally sapped too.

Not quite, they usually get happy thoughts from partaking in slaughter recently.

[Broseph Stalin]

Woah. How many war dogs would be needed for one dwarf that doesn't care?

Hard to say, personality factors may come into play and I'm not sure how long you'd have to wait for their moods to reset to avoid face murder.

[Talfryn]

Where in the dwarves page would not caring anymore pop up? I just tried three war dogs, and got nothing out of this guy.

[Loud Whispers]

Where in the dwarves page would not caring anymore pop up? I just tried three war dogs, and got nothing out of this guy.

[MarcAFK]

Just ensure he's happy before you butcher sgt snuffles, therapist can tell you exactly how happy the guy is, also i believe the wiki will tell you the happiness drop from loosing a pet.
A general rule of thumb for all military is to ensure they have decent civilian quarters, aren't unhappy from long patrol duty (rotate them out and make them pump operators or something if they get too unhappy) ensure your barracks are nice and contain nice armour stands etc, ensure they are clothed, are eating well ,prepared meals and decent booze are a must for your military, and such. oh yeah, a good dining room is important too.

[weenog]

After finding out that I could only seem to make them very sad and not actually get them to not care, I'm slightly confused.

List of Dwarven Thoughts

Hit them with thoughts marked "Tragedy".  These will make them very sad, which will translate into flipping out if it goes too far.  But unlike the other thoughts that depress them, these also contribute to a nicely scarred psyche that just doesn't give a damn.  The thing you need to do is give them many opportunities to gain good thoughts, push them as close to the limit as you dare with tragedies, then give them time among their happiness generators to recover.  Once they're happy as clams again, rip another couple pieces of soul off, then give them another break from the suffering.  Keep on until they don't really care about anything anymore.

[Keldor]

Hrmm.  Dwaren boot camp = lining them up up front of a minecart shotgun, loaded with lots of high boots?

[Loud Whispers]

Hrmm.  Dwaren boot camp = lining them up up front of a minecart shotgun, loaded with lots of high boots?

Isn't that Kobold camp?

[Monk321654]

Hrmm.  Dwaren boot camp = lining them up up front of a minecart shotgun, loaded with lots of high boots?

That's not Boot Camp, that's getting the boot.

[MarcAFK]

If they wear the high boots it's camp kobalds.

[Keldor]

Hrmm.  Dwaren boot camp = lining them up up front of a minecart shotgun, loaded with lots of high boots?

That's not Boot Camp, that's getting the boot.

Are you suggesting there's a difference?  XD

[Talfryn]

I've yet to get a dwarf to not care yet. It is... odd, to say the least. I shall keep trying. If they still care, making highly attributed and then trained might be a bad idea.

[Loud Whispers]

I've yet to get a dwarf to not care yet. It is... odd, to say the least. I shall keep trying. If they still care, making highly attributed and then trained might be a bad idea.

It's very easy to overlook. You've probably done it 10 times over and not even realized it. Have you ever survived a tantrum spiral?