I'm thinking of cloning Sparky my alsatian dog that passed away few days ago. I did some research and stumbled on a korean Scientist that take skins from dead dogs and create a clone for about $100,000. I can't afford that, but how much you pay to clone your dead pet?

The name of the Cloning company is soam in korea.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmHYUvmiXQI

I just watched a video of them cloning pets on youtube.

Cloning your dead pet is a kind of crazy, it pays to buy another than clone the dead with such a huge amount of money... Or what do you think??

AfricaNigerian:
Cloning your dead pet is a kind of crazy, it pays to buy another than clone the dead with such a huge amount of money... Or what do you think??

What if your dead dog have some unique natural behavioural traits in its DNA that you'd like to still have in your next pet.

IbrahimDamola:


What if your dead dog have some unique natural behavioural traits in its DNA that you'd like to still have in your next pet.

Lols! Cloning the dog won't make the clone version have the same behavioral traits with your dead dog sir, it'll only create similar appearance between them (look, size, colour, skin type bla bla bla)... Or am I wrong

AfricaNigerian:

Lols! Cloning the dog won't make the clone version have the same behavioral traits with your dead dog sir, it'll only create similar appearance between them (look, size, colour, skin type bla bla bla)... Or am I wrong

you are on point

welzyj2:


you are on point

exactly! Thanks.

AfricaNigerian:

Lols! Cloning the dog won't make the clone version have the same behavioral traits with your dead dog sir, it'll only create similar appearance between them (look, size, colour, skin type bla bla bla)... Or am I wrong

I stand to be corrected but I learnt that Nature (DNA, genes) also have a direct bearing on our behaviours as living animals and human?

I'm I wrong?