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Dog Bites TV Cook Rachael Ray

While trying to protect her dog from another, Rachael Ray suffers a dog bite on her leg.

Celebrity chef and TV host Rachael Ray was bitten by a dog in Union Square Park in New York City earlier this month when she tried to defend her mutt Isaboo from being attacked by another dog, her representative says.

“This dog came up – there was no owner in sight – and became aggressive,” says Ray’s publicist in a statement. “Rachael and some others shooed him away, but he came back and attacked Isaboo. Other dogs were involved, and Rachael jumped in and was bit by one of the dogs on the leg. A nurse was in the park and checked her out. She’s fine.”

Fans of Ray, the host of a daily talk show and “30-Minute Meals,” are familiar with Isaboo, a frequent topic on Ray’s TV shows and in her magazine, “Every Day with Rachael Ray.”

Ray got Isaboo, a pit bull-type dog, after the death of Boo, also a pit bull. “When [Boo] passed away suddenly, I became obsessed with finding her again,” Ray wrote in her magazine. “My husband John posted open letters on the Web, asking breeders if they had any red-nosed pit bulls like Boo, dogs born after she had passed on. We spent weeks looking at thousands of puppies. All were precious, but none were ‘Boo-like.’”

Then Ray says they found her: a young female with a similarly “wrinkled, worried look” on her face, and born just after Ray’s beloved dog had died. “Who knows? Maybe Boo is in there. At the very least, Boo is giving our puppy a lot of pointers from Up Above, because we are putty in her paws.”

Posted: March 27, 2007, 5 a.m. EST

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This is what happens when people let their dogs run loose.
Isobella, Nashville, TN
Posted: 9/23/2009 4:04:08 PM
i think that when there is an attack going on with dogs do not try to seperate them,but instead get some help immediatly.
Cindy, gaithersburg, MD
Posted: 6/13/2007 8:18:16 AM
rachael ray i really love your show i hope you find the same hapiness with your new puppy like you did with your boo those happen to be one of my fav breeds love you rachael
jae lorenz, charleston, WV
Posted: 3/27/2007 10:43:24 AM
rachael ray i really love your show i hope you find the same hapiness with your new puppy like you did with your boo those happen to be one of my fav breeds love you rachael
jae lorenz, charleston, WV
Posted: 3/27/2007 10:41:12 AM
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