They can afford it (no puppy financing was required), but it seems ridonkulous to spend that kind of money to clone a dog from such a readily available and prolific breed.
Encore! Couple spend $155K, clone dead dog - TODAY: Pets - TODAYshow.com
The Scooter family certainly loves their hounds, but $155K to have a yellow lab cloned and flown in from S. Korea ..................... when you have 9 other dogs?!?
They can afford it (no puppy financing was required), but it seems ridonkulous to spend that kind of money to clone a dog from such a readily available and prolific breed.
Encore! Couple spend $155K, clone dead dog - TODAY: Pets - TODAYshow.com
They can afford it (no puppy financing was required), but it seems ridonkulous to spend that kind of money to clone a dog from such a readily available and prolific breed.
Encore! Couple spend $155K, clone dead dog - TODAY: Pets - TODAYshow.com
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Beach Fanatic
Agreed. Can you imagine what Alaqua or any rescue organization could do with that kind of money?
Beach Fanatic
I wonder how much it would cost to clone a harem of sheep?
Oops, did I say harem? I meant a bevy of yard harlots.
Oops, did I say harem? I meant a bevy of yard harlots.
Beach Fanatic
Doggone.
SoWal ExpertAuthor
Question - they had the foresight to get a genetic sample from their dog 6 years before his death so they could clone him ............................ why didn't they just get some of his seed and breed another dog w/ similar traits?
SoWal Insider
Question - they had the foresight to get a genetic sample from their dog 6 years before his death so they could clone him ............................ why didn't they just get some of his seed and breed another dog w/ similar traits?
Apparently Jerkdawg wasn't around then.
Beach Fanatic
- only in South Florida! :roll:
SWGB
Apparently Jerkdawg wasn't around then.
:rofl::funn:
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