. >> reporter: arthur murray is the president of flambeaux, a picture perfect sonoma vineyard where a graced the vines the day we were there as did its most famous ambassador, stella. >> she's kind of a local celeb. welcome to flambeaux. >> reporter: stella is what's known as a winery dog, and she does more than just charm visitors. she guards the grapes and keeps unwanted invaders at bay. she's so good at her job she even made the wine dog calendar as miss july. >> come on. >> reporter: but after a decade on duty, stella was slowing down. >> look at the fish. >> reporter: murray couldn't bear the thought of her not being here. >> she's part of the family. she's a part of the wine. and i want that to continue. >> reporter: he thought he'd have to get another dog, but then someone half jokingly suggested he clone her. enter mella, stella's genetic twin and the world's first cloned winery dog. it cost about $50,000. the best part, stella gets to train her mini me. in the 30 years since a sheep named dolly made headlines as the first mammal to be cloned, the practice has become a booming

. >> reporter: arthur murray is the president of flambeaux, a picture perfect sonoma vineyard where a rainbow graced the vines the day we were there as did its most famous ambassador, stella. >> she's kind of a local celeb. welcome to flambeaux. >> reporter: stella is what's known as a winery dog, and she does more than just charm visitors. she guards the grapes and keeps unwanted invaders at bay. she's so good at her job she even made the wine dog calendar as miss july. >> come on. >> reporter: but after a decade on duty, stella was slowing down. >> look at the fish. >> reporter: murray couldn't bear the thought of her not being here. >> she's part of the family. she's a part of the wine. and i want that to continue. >> reporter: he thought he'd have to get another dog, but then someone half jokingly suggested he clone her. enter mella, stella's genetic twin and the world's first cloned winery dog. it cost about $50,000. the best part, stella gets to train her mini me. in the 30 years since a sheep named dolly made headlines as the first mammal to be cloned, the practice has become a

. >> reporter: arthur murray is the president of flambeaux.onoma vineyard with a rainbow graced the vines the day we were there as did its most famous ambassador. stella. >> she's kind of a local celeb. welcome to flambeaux. >> reporter: stell mr. is what's known as a winery dog and she does more than just charm visitors. she guards the grapes and keeps unwanted invaders at bay. she is so good at her job, she even made the wine dog calendar as miss july. after a decade on duty, stella was slowing down. >> look at the fish. >> reporter: murray couldn't bear the thought of her not being here. >> she's a part of the family. she's a part of the wine. and i want that to continue. >> reporter: he thought he'd have to get another dog. but then someone half jokingly suggested he cloned her. >> down. >> reporter: and enter mella. stella's genetic twin and the world's first cloned winery dog. >> come on. >> reporter: it cost about $50,000. the best part? stella gets to train her mini me. in the 30 years since a sheep named dolly made headlines as the fi

. >> reporter: well, not exactly, but arthur murray is obviously a glass half full kind of guy. >> 50 grand? >> you know how many shelter dogs you can rescue for 50 grand? >> i knew you were going to say that. yes, of course. i was attached to bymy doberman. i didn't want to say good-bye to him. i understand the sentiment. >> ours too. >> to me, $50,000. >> the best thing i've heard is your dogs leave so you can rescue more. >> oh. and he's done that. case in point. >> hi, leo, >> the agriculture secretary turning heads by saying if you're worried about these high egg prices maybe the positive is to just go into chicken farming yourself. >> i think the silver lining in all of this, how do we -- we have chickens in our backyard. how do we solve for something like this? people are thinking wow if you i could get a chicken in my backyard. >> the agricultural secretary telling us to raise chickens at home. what if you're always on the go and still want eggs? introducing the chicken hat. place the chicken hat on your head and enjoy anywhere anytime. designed with the latest hen on head pec