A&E Still Making Money Off The Dog

16. You can't say how you feel in this country anymore. He had a PRIVATE conversation and then losses his job in the great old USA. This is baffling to me.

Posted at 3:05PM on Nov 7th 2007 by Bill

17. Disgusting..This man is a total phony..created by T.V. in a MANAGED reality show..He does nothing more or less then any other bounty hunter who earns money on the backs of unfortunate (mostly drug addicts) people. This private tiraid is the REAL DOG showing his ugly teeth,and trying to blame it on some passing "I don't know what got into me" moment..And as for his "black spiritual advisor" another FOOL looking for the spotlight..As far as I'm concerned the less of THE DOG, his STRIPPER WIFE,and their PUPPY DOG man of god...THE BETTER

Posted at 1:32PM on Nov 7th 2007 by michael hill

18. TMZ, I am starting to lose interest in you. Dog is getting a bad rap for this. We have all said the N word, what's the big deal? If certain people had thicker skins and higher self esteem, this would be a non issue. Maybe the girl he was talking about is a low life and he doesn't want her as part of his family. He has every right to say what ever the hell he needs to say to convince his son. This was a private conversation. I do not support A&E's stand on this and will no longer watch that channel. I have nothing against black people but I too can't stand low life's.

Posted at 1:36PM on Nov 7th 2007 by Riffrite

19. It really ticks me off that there is such a big deal about Dog using the 'n' word. African Americans (I guess is proper) call themselves and/or their friends the 'n' word. But that's okay - just don't let a white person say it. Granted it is not a nice word but haven't you used a word or two that was not 'nice'? Where is Al Sharpton when his 'own' people use the word? Media and A&E are making a big deal out of nothing and ruining peoples lives (their livelihood) over a private conversation that should NOT have been heard by the world. A&E grow some you know what and bring DOG BACK! Don't be like MSNBC!

Posted at 9:24PM on Nov 7th 2007 by Sooz

20. You cannot tell me that A&E wasn't aware of the problem until after the tape became public! If they were okay with the man when his problem was secret, why are they NOT okay with him now? Why have they abandoned the monster they helped to create? A&E are the bigger hypocrites here. They have a responsibility to the public and should be punished instead of Dog! Dog is just one man. A&E is a huge team of people that should have known better and done better.

Posted at 1:40PM on Nov 7th 2007 by Keri

21. If Duane Chapman's attorney is any good, Duane is getting a hefty percentage of all merchandise with his name or image on it.

I saw him crying on TV last night over this. He seems sincer but who knows. The Enquirer has witnesses to the contrary, who have passed lie detector tests.

His show is just a live action cartoon anyway.

Posted at 1:46PM on Nov 7th 2007 by Put down this dog

22. I just can't understand Dog. Why would he ever use that terrible word. He knows at any time someone will take the opportunity to share anything objectionable he uses with the media. Why would Dog be so careless with his career? I guess this should teach him.

Posted at 1:44PM on Nov 7th 2007 by zilly

23. I LOVE DOG AND HIS FAMILY!!!! HANG IN THERE!!!

I support Dog completely. He made a mistake (as we all have in life), I don't think he's a racist, he just made a bad judgement!
All the "HATERS" are coming out to the wood-work, doing interviews, etc. They are all Haters, looking to make a buck!!!!

Hang In There Dog!!!!!

Posted at 1:43PM on Nov 7th 2007 by LA

24. I love the Dog. He made a mistake. Deal with it. A&E are a bunch of hypocrites and business men! Who in their life has NEVER made a mistake?! COME ON! Give the guy a break! He deserves it. I would buy his stuff.

Posted at 1:50PM on Nov 7th 2007 by sophiegirl1

25. Thank God that aggressive breeder is off the TV. No more hot air from that stupid blow hard bitch. yeah!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted at 1:57PM on Nov 7th 2007 by bacardi

26. THEY NEED TO BRING THE DOG BACK
AND THEY WILL HE MAKES ALOT OF MONEY FOR THEM
LOVE U DOG

Posted at 1:54PM on Nov 7th 2007 by DOG RULES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

27. his son tucker is an conman,he just got out of jail a year ago and look what he did..dont take it out on the dog and his team..you took him off the air,and now your taking his money..shame on you A&E your just like tucker..and i will not surport you..again..all dogs fan need to go too A&E studio and protest againts A&E..

Posted at 1:55PM on Nov 7th 2007 by Theresa

28. The Egyptians used to try to destroy everything that named or depicted the image of a deceased ruler who they hated. Is that what Americans must now do to those guilty of our newest unforgivable sin, the utterance of that dreaded and much feared 'n word'? Give me a break. If this represents such a huge problem to our society then we must be doing pretty good. That or we are just too stupid to pay attention to our real problems and instead focus on this meaningless drivel.

Posted at 1:56PM on Nov 7th 2007 by Ugh

29. Dog lost me as a fan when he supported pornographer Joe Francis and what he said was horrendous. But I hate the PC way A&E totally bailed on the show. Jesus, I'm not racist, but white people can't say anything anymore while black people can call white people whatever they want. No shows get pulled for THAT.

Posted at 1:59PM on Nov 7th 2007 by Hyde

30. HEY TMZ, there is a war on, get a priority. Stop picking on kids and families


BAGHDAD (AP) - The U.S. military on Tuesday announced the deaths of five more soldiers and one sailor, making 2007 the deadliest year for U.S. troops despite a recent downturn, according to an Associated Press count.
At least 853 American military personnel have died in Iraq so far this year—the highest annual toll since the war began in March 2003, according to AP figures.

The grim milestone passed despite a sharp drop in U.S. and Iraqi deaths here in recent months, after a 30,000-strong U.S. force buildup. There were 39 deaths in October, compared to 65 in September and 84 in August.

Five U.S. soldiers were killed Monday in two separate roadside bomb attacks, said Rear Adm. Gregory Smith, director of the Multi-National Force-Iraq's communications division.

"We lost five soldiers yesterday in two unfortunate incidents, both involving IEDs," Smith told reporters in Baghdad's heavily-guarded Green Zone. Later, the military said four of the soldiers died after an explosion near their vehicle in Kirkuk province, and one was killed in Anbar

Posted at 2:09PM on Nov 7th 2007 by Jake Darling