Test-tube pups
While the medical world continues to discuss the virtues of test-tube babies, science has used the controversial practise to produce a litter of Corgi pups. According to the “Daily Express,” they are the first test-tube dogs in the world. Joy For Ever, a five-year-old Cardigan Welsh Corgi, has given birth to six pups without meeting the father. The litter is the result of a new service provided by the Canine Cyrobank. which claims to be the world's first sperm bank for dogs. — London.
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