I don't want to clone a dead pet. Life can't last forever. This is a sign of respect for the laws of nature. If we look at the departure of a pet rationally, the cloned pet can't be exactly the same as before, but we are deceiving our hearts.

1. Cloning a pet is not exactly the same as cloning a pet. Cloned pets do not have the memory of the cloned ones, and their natural temperament may also change due to different growth environments. 2. Respect the laws of nature. Within the scope of personal ability, cloning pets may be the best way to meet psychological needs. Behind the repeated cloning of pets is the lack of life education. How to bid farewell to life is a compulsory course for everyone. Everything is orderly, and life will come to an end one day. The death of a life often has a great impact on people around you, and sadness and missing may be associated with a name for a long time. From love to worry, from love to fear, human nature is understandable. But if you indulge in pain and cling to the "resurrection" of life, you will lose your emotional balance and fall into the trap of paranoia. Life is precious, because it is hard-won and fleeting. Don't choose cloning on impulse, which is not a healthy continuation for both the owner and the pet. After all, spend more time with you when you are alive, and say goodbye with dignity when you leave. Death will take away life, but not love and memory. Accepting death may be respecting life.