First commercially cloned pet, what would you do?

[sensiman]

Couple pays $155000 to clone their dead dog.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28892792/


Dog/pet people, we all understand how precious our pets can be.

Assuming this process wasn't as costly and is something you can afford, would you do it?

What about the discussion of people using clones to achieve some illusion of immortality?

[Wolfie]

Sure i would.

The people cloning business is a little trickier though. Check http://www.clonaid.com/page.php?8 for that.

[nastyboy]

no i wouldn't for a pet. family member more than likely.... yes

[bean_head]

one of my dogs was poisoned 3 years ago and he was my favorite. up to this day i miss him like crazy. most definitely yes i would do that.

[Greypatch]

watch the 6th day...

[rmlmv]

Clone Manning and Panday, sell to frustrated people to vent on. Clone self... spare parts. Problem is, it's not the same person as original, and doesn't deserve to die.

[- Rovin's car audio -]

i wouldnt do it - everything have to go 1 day : let nature take its course ....

[Zeriam]

1st i'd defrost rex from in the fridge and send a sample

[Greypatch]

155k for a pet.....stupez

[CBharath]

i was cloning wild meat right tru . who want?

[SUPAstarr]

its not like its the first pet to be cloned, zebra fish (luminous and non luminous), have been genetically bred and cloned for years, so we have been amusing our selves with science for quite a while, a dog is jus another animal.

[apple]

nah...ah doh support making knock offs. is original or nothing at all.