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Identical Chips Off The Same Dog Block

September 6th, 2008

This is Snuppy, the world’s first cloned dog - soon available at Wal-Mart, Target and participating branches of Bed, Bath and Beyond.
Snuppy was “cloned from adult cells by somatic nuclear cell transfer.” I have no idea what that means, but I should imagine the other dog has to stay very, very still while they’re doing [...]

Chop Shop Sponge Mops

August 30th, 2008

This suspiciously cute little fluffy Frankenhound is one of the latest in the current craze of cut ‘n’ paste dog breeding - the art of finding two names that go together to make a catchy hybrid word and then spawning them by the truckload. Labradoodle. Cockapoo. Cockadoodle. Pugglecock. Schnauzador. Havanoodle (don’t mind if I do).
You [...]

Bad Luck Pup Loses Pluck With Stuck Duck

August 29th, 2008

An intrepid UK pooch named Ozzie managed to ruffle a few feathers down at his local quack’s vet’s office after inhaling an entire rubber duckie, managing to prove that he’d make both the world’s worst gun dog and the world’s best rubber duckie smuggler - in one short gulp. Says the Leamington Spa Courier:
The seven-month-old [...]

An Interesting Whippet Snippet

August 9th, 2008

I was always under the impression that whippets maintained their twig-like physiques through a self disciplined regime of restrained kibble nibbling and isometric butt clenches, but it turns out that all they have to do is inherit the right number of MSTN genes from their parents.
Recipients of one mutated copy grow into lithe, prudently [...]