Dog Chapman was shot at during a bounty hunt on Tuesday. Duane “Dog” Chapman and one of his associates were trying to apprehend Hoang Nguyen when the man fired at least one shot at Dog the Bounty Hunter and bail bondsman Bobby Brown.

The shooting incident happened in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The man fled on motorcyle after firing a shot at Dog Chapman and Brown.

Dog the Bounty Hunter and his associate had paintball guns and fired back at Nguyen; the man was later arrested by Chapman for attempted homicide.

Dog Chapman nor the bail bondsman were injured in the shooting.

“Celebrity” contestants include Janice Dickinson, Geraldo Rivera, Duane “Dog” Chapman, Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt, American Idol reject Sanjaya Malakar and former Governor Rod Blagojevich.

What do you think of the celebs announced for I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here?

“I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!,” which has the celebrities surviving in the jungles of Costa Rica, begins on June 1.

Dog the Bounty Hunter had a bumpy ride last fall, when a taped phone conversation leaked — Duane “Dog” Chapman using racial slurs about his son’s African-American girlfriend. Dog the Bounty Hunter was pulled from the A&E schedule.

A&E is ready to take Duane Chapman back — and will begin filming new episodes of “Dog the Bounty Hunter” in Hawaii very soon.

Just when the episodes will air is unclear at this point.

How did Duane “Dog” Chapman put the racist comments behind him? He made nice by doing a lot of apologizing and worked with minority groups to get back in everyone’s good graces.

A&E Network executives commented on Dog’s progress, saying:

“Over the last few months, Duane “Dog” Chapman has taken and continues to take the appropriate steps in reaching out to several African American organizations in an effort to make amends for his private comments to his son which were released publicly. Since the premise of Dog The Bounty Hunter is about second chances — we have decided to give him one.”

The Brotherhood Organization of a New Destiny, which ran the toy drive, were willing to give the bounty hunter a second chance. Founder, Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson said, “We don’t condone racial slurs, but upon hearing Dog’s apology and after meeting with him and his family, we don’t believe he’s a racist. We also believe that Duane ‘Dog’ Chapman sincerely wants to make amends to the black community, and deserves a second chance.”

A source reportedly told the National Enquirer, “(Duane’s family is) vowing to do everything they can to get even with Tucker, because they believe he released the tapes. Their whole world is falling apart around them, and now all they want is revenge.” Dog’s wife, Beth, particularly wants revenge on her stepson. The source for the Enquirer said Beth screamed, “I don’t care if I lose every dime I have and have to eat out of garbage cans, I will have revenge!” Of course, this is coming from the National Enquirer, so take it with a large grain of salt.

Duane ‘Dog’ Chapman will swing by Larry King Live on Wednesday night. It is the latest pit stop on his Gravy Train of Shame. Check out what Dog had to say in his sit-down with Fox News on Tuesday night.

Duane “Dog” Chapman, the former star of A&E’s Dog the Bounty Hunter, will sit down for his first interview since his top-rated show was pulled from the air indefinitely in the wake of a leaked phone conversation with his son that has the reality star using, among other not-so-nice terms, the infamous “N-word.”

Dog will appear on Fox News Channel’s Hannity & Colmes for the full hour to discuss his situation. Check it out, tonight at 9 p.m. ET/8 p.m. CT.