Temple dog clarification

Very important question for BTB authors:
Is Temple Dog (it's "unliving" construct after all):
a) Immune to psychology
b) Immune to mutation (like 66 roll on random hapening)

I am aware that technically answer to all ths questions is "no" but asking doesn't hurt, right?  

Good catch! Both the Rhinox and the Temple Dog should be immune Psychology.

The random event "66  A Time When Man Became Beast..." explicitly excludes animals. This exception includes the Temple Dog. So yes, he is immune to this type of mutation.

Great thanks
I'm a bit confused, in my rulebook there is:

66 A Time When Man Became Beast and Beast Became Man… wrote:

Roll a D6 for every animal on the table. A roll of 1-2
transforms them into Warhounds of Chaos (see
Bestiary).

Do I have correct version?

Quote :

Roll 2D6 for every warrior (not including animals, large or gigantic models) on the table. On a roll of 2 or 12, they transform into a Gor. If the transforming model was carrying any ranged weapons, it loses them. Their profile remains the same, except for that their Movement is set to 5 and their maximum stats equal those of a Gor (see Mordheim rulebook). If any stats are above this, they are lowered immediately. Roll a D6 for every animal on the table. A roll of 1-2 transforms them into Warhounds of Chaos (see Bestiary).

I presume the "(not including animals, large or gigantic models)" applies to large or gigantic animals as well, which the Temple Dog goes under as far as I can see. I wouldn't argue it from an 'unliving' perspective though, but that's just the fluff text, which implies that it's a living creature.

For instance, a Kroxigor is an animal, but would go under the 'large' rule and thus be excluded from this effect.

Now I get it. I still think that 66 is bit overkilly but at least now I get it. 
thanks

Just one more question - are Temple Dogs immune to firecrackers effect?
They are immune to psychology;)  (like rhinoxen and nightmares) but firecrackers rules doesn't say anything about mounts who are immune to psychology.