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I Love My Dog—Does That Mean I Should Clone Him?
The Austin, Texas-based pet-cloning company ViaGen currently charges $50,000 for an exact genetic replica of your dog or cat. But is it all worth it? Margaux Anbouba asks.
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I Love My Dog—Does That Mean I Should Clone Him?
The Austin, Texas-based pet-cloning company ViaGen currently charges $50,000 for an exact genetic replica of your dog or cat. But is it all worth it? Margaux Anbouba asks.
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