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Taco the cat hugs his Cuddle Clone.Caters News Agency
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This precious pooch hangs with his happy Cuddle Clone buddy.Caters News Agency
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Mueshee poses with his Cuddle Clones.Caters News Agency
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Poppy sits for a sweet snap with his Cuddle Clone.Caters News Agency
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A spotted pup spends some quality time with its Cuddle Clone.Caters News Agency
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Crusoe and her Cuddle Clone share a cozy chair.Caters News Agency
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A happy Jozie hangs with her Cuddle Clone.Caters News Agency
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This Cuddle Clone hitches a ride on its four-legged friend.Caters News Agency
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Meet Diesel and his mini-me Cuddle Clones.Caters News Agency
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Benji is awfully fond of his Cuddle Clone.Caters News Agency
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Priscilla the pig is dressed to the nines, as is her Cuddle Clone.Caters News Agency
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Stuffed animals sure aren’t what they used to be.

Louisville-based company Cuddle Clones specializes in creating life-like replicas of family pets. Whether a furry feline or a precious pup, Cuddle Clones will craft a near-identical imitation, in the hopes of “capturing the emotional connection between people and their pets.”

After submitting up to 10 photographs of your four-legged friend to the company, a cute (or creepy, pending how you look at it) 12 to 17-inch copy will be waiting on your doorstep in four months time.

As you probably guessed, a service this extreme doesn’t come cheap. A clone of a cat, dog or horse will set you back about $200, whereas a rabbit or guinea pig typically costs $129.

For the crazy cat lover or horse enthusiast in your life, this is the gift that keeps on giving.

Better get started on those holiday wish lists.

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