We are pleased to announce the development and release of the beta site for the new Dog Bounty Hunter.net un official fan website is near completion!

Here you have a screen shot of what the new website is going to look like. Thanks to many of our members we will be presenting the following features!

• Chat Rooms
• Message Board
• User Profiles (Pics, Blogs, Videos, Custom Profiles & more…)
• Polls
• & much more…

I bet your excited right? You should be – this website is going to blow the shorts off of all other Dog fan websites – period!

Until next time…

Shakes

C’mon tech guys – vamp er’ up – I’m trying to check out the new club.

** Update – it’s fixed – nice work guys… **

If you don’t find yourself wanting to dish out the bucks for a fan club – your always welcome to join our Free, Un Official Dog the Bounty Hunter Fan Club Forum here.

Cheers to you!

My name is Jordan and I am the newest editorial member of DogBountyHunter.net – you won’t see me on the forum much but you will see my pumping out new articles regarding the latest and greatest news, gossip and entertainment for the popular, much anticipated A&E Reality T.V show – Dog Bounty Hunter.net.

Great news – I had a chance to catch up to Shakes the founder and editor of DogBountyHunter.net and he noted DogBountyHunter.net will remain free!

For those who cannot afford to join Dog’s official fan club, or for those looking to get outside the A&E promoted fan club – make sure to join DogBountyHunter.net!

In the meantime expect more from the best of Dog coming soon!

Jordan

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It has been announced that Duane Lee Jr , Wesley , and Leland Chapman have decided to launch the “Worlds first , world wide social talent contest” .

Company Overview:

Simple… we are the rocking Chapman Brothers creating the ‘world’s first’ iPhone applications and technology wonders!

We create it, you use it!

Mission:  To create and design technology that is fun, useful and darn right awesome!

Products:  ShowOff, iPhone Applications, Website, Design and so much more to come!

For those that want to find out more check here

http://www.chapbros.com/

So Who is going to have a go , what are your opinions on it .

I am wondering how they decided to come up with it all , as to me it seems a bit random compared to their usual stuff, lets share your views

Sarah

First, thank you for your dedication and continued support of the unofficial Dog the Bounty Hunter fan website. I am looking for volunteers to help with content; update episode information; moderate the forum as well as street team members to help promote the show, the website and the overall purpose for all of us to be together here.

Please e-mail me at sean @ seanhakes.com if you are interested in becoming a Dog Bounty Hunter.net volunteer.

Thank you!

Shakes

Let me know what you think!

Let’s Face It: TV Is Upchuck — and Not Worth Consuming

A&E, whose slogan used to be “time well spent” –hah! — now gives audiences three straight hours of Dog the Bounty Hunter. Does the public want that much of its tattooed, pierced, wife-beater-wearing stars’ encounters with pathetic, drug addicted losers?

Before I go further, let me say that I am not a TV hater. Just the opposite. Addict more accurately describes my sad condition. Seriously, I’ll watch practically anything on a screen, including “Book Talk” on C-SPAN. Even if I don’t like most of the choices at a particular hour, I’ll click to the LOP — the least objectionable program — and flip back and forth during commercials between the two top LOPs.

But both networks and cable channels have adopted programming with such Hobbesian choices that I find myself turning the TV off. What’s wrong? One problem: stations now run one program in a huge forever block. Take America’s Got Talent, an updated version of the Ted Mack Amateur Hour which I think ran on radio and TV before even my birth. Circus acts are not exactly my cup of tea, especially accompanied by an audience screaming more frenziedly than Darfur refugees receiving shipments of Kentucky fried chicken. An hour once a week, fine. But does NBC have to give it three hours a night on Wednesday and another hour on Thursday? Seriously, America doesn’t have that much talent. Same goes for “So You Think You Can Dance? on Fox.

Forever blocking extends well beyond the major channels. A&E, whose slogan used to be “time well spent” –hah! — now gives audiences three straight hours of Dog the Bounty Hunter. Does the public want that much of its tattooed, pierced, wife-beater-wearing stars’ encounters with pathetic, drug addicted losers? On other nights, A&E features three-hour blocks of CSI reruns, two-hour blocks of The First 48, a show that has real cops catching real murderers who are so pathetic that you almost sympathize with them, and two-hour blocks of Intervention, a program about users of heroin, meth, alcohol, cocaine, crack or all of the above being prodded into treatment. If instead you crave something more light-hearted, you can tune into three hour blocks of Reba re-runs on Lifetime or five- and six-hour blocks on Bravo of the Housewives of (name a city)

Read the full article here… We would love to hear your thoughts about Marlys Harris intentions with this article.