HFEA (Communauté scientifique GB) HFEA - Fertility, Infertility, IVF, Embryo research - Human Fertilisation & Embryology Authority. Roslin Cells Center (CS synthétiques) Danielle Tarantola. By Daily Mail Reporter Updated: 16:48 GMT, 12 January 2012 A distraught dog lover had her beloved pet cloned so that she could be with him even after he had died. New Yorker Danielle Tarantola paid an incredible $50,000 for the procedure using pet Trouble's DNA to create another dog exactly the same as the first.
She named the new pup Double Trouble after she contacted the world's only animal cloning company in South Korea. Double Trouble: The cloned pup may only a few months old but already he is living the same life as Trouble, in this photo the little pup is dressed as an angel, complete with halo. Clone ranger: Trouble dressed as an elf at Christmas time, his DNA has since been cloned by his New York owner And she said of her new pooch: 'I really can see no difference between them. Weeks later, the surrogate went into labour and Danielle watched the birth by webcam from her home in the U.S. Danielle first heard of the Asian cloning company in 2005 when Trouble was still alive.