A South Korean company is offering to clone pet dogs in cooperation with the scientists who created the world's first cloned canine, the company said Friday. Seoul-based RNL Bio said it is already ...

AI, digital life, space travel ... The future is coming at an unimaginable speed. At this crucial juncture when China has embarked on a new journey to comprehensively build a modern socialist country, ...

Two years ago, Paula and Phillip Dupont paid $100,000 to have their mutt Melvin cloned by a laboratory in South Korea. They are so pleased with the results they may do it again. Phillip Dupont says ...

A team of researchers has created the very first gene-edited dogs using a cloning process that involves skin cells. South Korean biotech company ToolGen, along with Chungnam National University, ...

The concept of cloning pets has stepped off the big screen into reality. Making a genetic replica of your precious dog or cat sounds like something from a dream world, but it's no longer science ...

This is Snuppy, the first cloned dog. Puppy lovers in the United Kingdom may soon get a chance to extend their dog years, thanks to an odd new contest: A South Korean company wants to clone the most ...

People pays upwards of $100,000 to have their dogs cloned. Jan. 7, 2012— -- Three years after losing her beloved dog, Trouble, the love of Danielle Tarantola's life returned from the dead. A new ...

BOSTON (CBS) -- This goes well beyond just keeping the memory of our dogs and cats alive. Some pet owners are now cloning their four-legged family members. Yes, this is possible and it's not cheap.