Bounty hunter Duane Chapman aka Dog Chapman was rushed to the UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles on Saturday (October 2) with extreme pain in his left leg, which he had injured in the line of duty a few weeks ago.

Dog’s wife Beth Chapman wrote said in a statement for his official website, “He was admitted for tests for a possible blood clot following an injury he suffered on a bounty hunt.” She added, “Duane is in very capable hands and we thank everyone for their prayers.”

Dog was quickly released from the hospital when it was determined that he did not have a blood clot. Apparently the bounty hunter’s muscle separated from the bone and caused an internal bleeding that has gotten worse with his constant travelling during the past week.

Beth tweeted an update on Dog’s condition: “Yes dog is injured it is an occupational hazard that we deal with he is very strong and in excellent condition he will 4 sure survive.” We wish Dog, who is currently in LA for promotional TV and radio appearances, a full and quick recovery.

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