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#1 DTS's support animation, so that is the direction you want to go.

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#3 I usually model that way. For example, once I added the polysoup resource, I still created the building but modeled the doors and other animated sections separately. That way I could organize my scripting control for animations. I haven't even thought of trying one large "level" with multiple animated objects as a single DTS using blending to do it...

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#5 I've never tried it as a single one. I find it more logical to organize my objects and animations accordingly when I break them up, though.