Warhound Raises $200M for Genetically Enhanced Military Working Dogs

Warhound, a Texas startup co-founded by Palmer Luckey and Ben Lamm, has raised $200 million from Sequoia Capital and Ark Invest to develop genetically enhanced military working dogs for the U.S. battlefield. The company aims to rebuild the U.S. military dog reserve with domestic production and advanced technology for situational awareness. This marks a notable private-sector push into bioengineered defense assets, though the operational feasibility and ethical implications remain uncertain.

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