There is something these articles never address that I am wondering about. Cloned animals are very susceptible to certain kinds of defects. Now, is that propen

There is something these articles never address that I am wondering about. Cloned animals are very susceptible to certain kinds of defects. Now, is that propensity to problems something they would pass on to offspring? If not, then the goal we need to have is to get cloned animals that survive long enough to reproduce; their offspring would be physically normal. Essentially, callous though it may seem, the clone would be just a "throw-away", while the clone's offspring would be the real goal.