Warhound emerged from stealth with $200 million and plans to genetically engineer and clone dogs for military, law enforcement and emergency-response work. Cofounder Ben Lamm said the company is gene-editing its first dogs, using samples from high-performing U.S. working dogs; it aims to have its first puppies in early 2027 and says it will equip them with body armor.
WHO:Warhound, founded by Ben Lamm and Palmer Luckey
WHAT:Warhound emerged from stealth with $200 million in funding and plans to genetically engineer and clone working dogs.
WHEN:Oct 21, 2026
WHERE:Texas
WHY:Warhound says it aims to rebuild the U.S. supply of elite working dogs and reduce reliance on European breeders.
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