Warhound emerges from stealth with a reported $200 million to develop gene-edited working dogs

Warhound has emerged from stealth with $200 million in funding, according to TechCrunch and WIRED. The company plans to clone and gene-edit working dogs for military, law-enforcement and emergency-response roles. Ben Lamm says initial edits will focus on health conditions, while Anduril plans wearable protective gear. WIRED reports the first puppies are expected in early 2027, not that the proposed enhancements have been demonstrated.