Since 1989: “Da Kine Bail Bonds” NO MORE Dog The Bounty Hunter HI Offices Shuttered

HONOLULU, HI. (THECOUNT) — Duane “Dog” Chapman and his with Beth are officially leaving their bail bonds office in Honolulu, Hawaii, for new digs in an effort to “downsize,” according to Beth.

The Dog the Bounty Hunter stars are leaving the long-rented office for Da Kine Bail Bonds, which they have occupied since 1989. The building which houses the office, located at 1381 Queen Emma Street, in Honolulu, HI, was recently bought by Queen Liliuokalani Trust, a foundation that turns real estate purchases and other investments into funding to support Hawaiian orphans, reports PopCulture.

“People develop their properties. This is a very beautiful prime piece of property. You can’t stop development,” Beth told local news station KHON. “It’s a bittersweet day for us. Sweet in the fact that we need to downsize, simplify our life a little bit so we can focus on my health and figuring out what’s going to happen from that.”

To mark the departure, the Chapmans are hosting a meet in greet at the office, which was heavily shown on their A&E series, on Saturday. They will also be selling various items from the office, giving fans a chance to own a piece of Dog the Bounty Hunter history.

“This is were they could always come to get a little piece of Dog, where they feel like they were part of the show,” Beth told the Star Advertiser. “It’s just been a very, very long ride at this place. So it’s just been bittersweet for us to go.”

Ahead of the event, Beth also discussed her ongoing cancer battle. After surviving a throat cancer scare in 2017, the ailment returned in late 2018. She is reportedly undergoing chemotherapy in California and is spending most of her downtime at the family’s Colorado estate.

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