I would not waste the money, especially since I have a cat. My cat has a really pissy and arrogant personality and I would be afraid that the clone would be a rather boring "Mr. Nice Kitty".
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Nope, because what made that pet so special cannot be cloned. So it will be more like a living picture of that blessed creature. IT will ease some pain, but you will still miss that animal with all your heart.
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Hell no, buy a new pet and move on. Take Yoda's advice.
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I have had my dog for nearly 14 years now. I grew up with Jazz. At times, during move's and tragedies she has been my best and only friend. Being a dog, she has of course been annoying at times, but those big floppy ear's have always melted away the frustration. I can't say that Jazz has changed my life, but she has surely affected it.
Over the past three years she has gone blind in one eye due to a neglected cyst. I sometimes feel guilty for not having the cyst removed, but i did not have the $2000 required for surgery. So, she has lost sight in her right eye, but she still attempts to catch treats, even if she does fail. She has also developed weak blatter control. The first few times that she would piss on the couch or floor without even getting up was aggravating, but has now just become saddening. So, She not only has one blind eye, weak blatter control, but she has also developed several tumors, one on her belly, a small one on her forehead and another tiny one on her leg. Oh, yeah, she also has bad arthritis.
Considering all of this. Jazz is quite possibly the most depressing thing i have ever seen in my life. I would have her put to sleep but she is still very responsive and is always happy. So, putting her down would merely be a convenience for myself. I would not put my mother or girlfriend to sleep just because they couldnt hold their piss and had trouble walking. i would LEAVE.
So, to answer this question, NO, i would not pay $50,000 to have to watch my dog die again. After Jazz dies, i will never own another dog again. They are like children that NEVER learn and cannot communicate. Yet, you love them and bond with them, only to out live them and watch them die a long death.
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Why not pocket the $49,500.00 and just buy another rat-dog that looks like the one you have? Cloning isn't going to make it have the same personality, maybe similar, but you can always get that in a new dog.
No, I wouldn't pay fifty grand to have my pet cloned, especially since it's not even the same thing. Now, if it was (as someone mentioned) more like The Sixth Day, I would consider it. If inflation involved me making about $500 an hour.
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