If the courts issue you a warrant on your dog being lose and you did not know about it how do you handle the warrant?

Wow - what a big appearing problem for what seems to be a minor issue. There is a reason that the District Attorney's office is (what sounds to me as) coming down so hard on you. This sounds like more than a dog running loose. This sounds more like the kind of action that we would expect had the dog been declared to be a dangerous dog and you had not complied with the conditions you agreed to when you were allowed to keep that dog. It sounds like you will face problems in your living arrangements if you were to accept the offered terms of probation. It sounds to me that you need to consult with a criminal defense attorney to discuss all the facts which gave rise to the warrant, and to discuss the probation terms and what you can do about them. Good luck with making these tough decisions. Brian Chase,  BISNAR|CHASE, Personal Injury Attorneys.  http://www.BestAttorney.com http://www.ProductDefectNews.com  800-956-0123.