Beth Smith

Dog believes that the family that plays together stays together. But what happens when a family's idea of fun is getting high and running amuck? Today's case is a twofer, a brother and sister both charged with drug related offenses. Also, Dog has crossed paths with Jason, the brother, before. Jason once tried to stop Dog from arresting one of the most violent fugitives of his career. Suited up and ready, the crew heads out and descends on the fugitive's last known address. At the door, the mother insists that no one's inside, but Dog knows better. Also available on A&E

Dog, Beth and the posse are off to the Big Island for their wedding. They hope to relax for a few days and take care of final details but it turns out Leland has a fugitive he needs to capture. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Dog's time is running out in Colorado. After a month of helping his bail bondsmen friends around Denver, he's got to get his family back home to Hawaii. But Dog wants one more capture before they leave. Friend Bobby Brown has just the jump for him. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

The team is still in Colorado, and Dog starts his day by giving his kids and crew a sample of their western heritage by taking them horseback riding. This hunt takes Dog back to his old stomping grounds in Denver. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

In the third season of "Dog The Bounty Hunter," we get a further glimpse into the everyday life of the utterly unique Chapman family. Their company, Da Kine Bail Bonds, gives new meaning to the term "family business." Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Dog and Beth have their hands full when they go after their former housekeeper, Lisa, who's jumped bond. They know this case will be tricky because Lisa knows everyone in the family. But as luck will have it, Beth's nephew is visiting from Texas. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Dog has two fugitives to catch, and he gets help from the unlikeliest of sources -- the fugitives' mothers. First, Ginger's mother wants to revoke her daughter's bond because 18-year-old Ginger is selling drugs and running wild. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

As Dog likes to say, "it's not the years it's the miles," and this goes for both men and machines. Those long hunts and the rides to jail take a toll not only on Dog but also on his vehicles. So he decides it's time to outfit the crew with a new SUV. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Tim's got a big problem on his hands. One of his clients, Owen, has failed to appear in court. He's on bond for serious drug charges and now Tim could lose $30,000 if he doesn't catch Owen. With Dog's help he tries to track down the cosigner. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Dog decides to help two of his bondsmen buddies, Dave "Red" Widhelm and "Downtown" Bobby Brown. First up is Red, who has a client named Alvin who failed to appear on a $20,000 bond with charges of drug possession and distribution pending. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

What better way for Dog to start his morning, than at an elementary school Career Day, inspiring a new generation of potential bounty hunters?  After giving a rousing speech  to an audience of enthusiastic grade-schoolers, Dog catches up with an old friend, Sheriff Tommy Cayetano, to talk business.  Dog's got a tough fugitive to catch and Tommy is happy to lend a hand. Mia is no ordinary fugitive - even the FBI wants to talk with her because of her drug world connections.  As Dog and the crew are heading out on their first lead, they get a hot tip - Mia's distinctive red car has been spotted, parked in a busy downtown area.  After a tense stakeout and a dramatic bust, Dog finds that his work has just begun- he wants to encourage her to talk to Tommy.  But only when Beth asks about her troubled childhood, do Mia's tears - and words - start to flow.  Working together, Dog and Beth do their best to soften this hardened criminal and encourage her to make a deal with the FBI so she can start a new life for herself and her children.

Baby Lyssa, who just turned 18 and is studying to become a bondsman, gets to do some on-the-job training when she helps Dog hunt for Wayne, who's run out on a bond for second-degree assault. A stakeout at one address proves a waste of time. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes