dog cloning News

RNL Bio successfully cloned a small breed Pekingese commercially for the first time in the world.

RNL Bio made another breakthrough in dog cloning history. Two clones were born from a Beagle donor's stem cells instead of skin cells.

The world's first commercially cloned dogs were sent home last month. The company recommends pet owners to be prepared for dogs' sudden death by saving live cells while they are alive.

RNL Bio offers an exceptional promotion for dog cloning at hugely discounted cost.

- Five clones from ‘Booger’ were born by world’s first commercial order. - The project completed in only 70 days, boasting the efficacy of the technology. - RNL starts to offer cloning service, world-wide.

The world's first drug-sniffing canine clones were qualified for the evaluation of the good qualities in qualification test.

The dead pet dog's cells were arrived in Seoul Korea for the world's fisrt commercial dog cloning project.

RNL Bio partners with Seoul National University's Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital to offer stem cell therapeutics for pets and even pet cloning