Now to Animal cloning? Even for commercial interests!!!?

It is now inside the South Korean lab where
owners can have their DEAD dogs cloned and replicated into new pets

•  The Sooam Biotech Research Foundation offers commercial dog cloning
• They claim they can replicate any dog regardless of age, size or breed 
• A new show has been given unprecedented access to the lab in Seoul 
• They have shown exactly how they can clone a dog even after it has died 

This is the first glimpse inside the South Korean lab that is the only place in the world to offer commercial dog cloning.

The Sooam Biotech Research Foundation in Seoul headed by Dr Woo Suk Hwong has so far cloned 700 dogs to date and claim they can replicate any dog regardless of its age, size and breed.

And now the research lab has given unprecedented access to a team from NBC to show exactly how they can clone an owner's beloved dog after it dies.
In a new programme called On Assignment set to air on Sunday evening in the U.S. correspondent Harry Smith travelled to the lab in Seoul, where they charge $100,000 (£69,000) to recreate dogs using their DNA.

While there, he met up with British couple Laura Jacques and Richard Remede from West Yorkshire, who used the DNA from their dead boxer dog Dylan to create two new dogs called Chance and Shadow.

Miss Jacques former dog Dylan, who died and whose DNA was used to make two clone dogs Chance and Shadow

Below are few pictures of puppies and cloned dogs.