These are the four cloned dogs of the Argentine President Javier Milei: his great love for Conan made him an unforgettable pet

Javier Milei is the new president of Argentina and when he soon settles in the Casa Rosada, he will not be doing it alone, because he will have his loyal followers Conan, Murray, Milton and Robert, his four cloned dogs.

No more and no less than his pets, the fruit of the unforgettable love of his first canine companion, Conan, a mastiff he adopted in 2004 and who stayed with him until 2017, the year the dog died.

His passion for his pet was so great that Javier Milei, thanks to his financial ability and eccentricity, sought the support of an American company. Perpetuate to clone a dog, as stated by the Mexican media Record.

So, Conan’s genetics were preserved and then “revived” not in one, two or three, but in four more pets that remind him of his faithful friend.

Thanks to perpetuate, Conan’s cells were grown and then implanted into the eggs of the surrogate mother who gave life to the following dogs, in a process estimated to cost at least $50,000 each. Record.

Then Javier Milei’s four cloned pets will also have their place in Casa Rosada, certainly like the newly elected president’s sister Karina or his girlfriend Fátima Florez.

The same passion he feels for dogs has led the far-right economist to admit that he communicates with the late Conan through the media and asks him for advice on politics, Vanitatis said in one of his publications. A fact that contributes to the eccentricity of the politician who overthrew Peronism.

“What I do in my house is my business,” Milei even mentioned to a Spanish newspaper, the aforementioned media reported, talking about her relationship with Conan, whom she considers the “greatest love” of her life. (AND)