The government says an illegally-imported XL Bully dog has been put to sleep.
Charlie was brought to the Isle of Man last year by his owner, who later admitted possessing an illegally imported banned breed.
Charlie was then seized by the Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture, which said euthanasia was the only option to uphold the law.
DEFA is reminding people there are five banned dog breeds under Manx law: XL Bully, Pit Bull Terrier, Japanese Tosa, Dogo Argentino, Fila Brasileiro.
Bus Vannin sorry for Go card problems
Has your Go stopped?
Special pass needed for your Manx Youth Games photos
If you want to take photos of your children competing in the Manx Youth Games, you're being reminded you need a special pass.
Castletown Living Streets scheme 'paused', says minister
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says a scheme to improve Castletown's streets has been put on hold.
Cregneash buses to be raised in Keys
A bus route to one of the Island's beauty spots will be raised in the House of Keys next week.
Second Mountain Road closure today after spill
The Department of Infrastructure says it needs to close the Mountain Road tonight as it resurfaces more than 200 metres.
Commissioners unveil detailed plans for 260-person venue on promenade
Peel commissioners have unveiled detailed plans for a huge new venue near the town's bowling greens, which could hold up to 260 people and 10 staff.
Liverpool agreement didn't hand anything to Merseyside, says chief minister
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says an agreement signed with Liverpool is a way to learn from each other.
What would make you visit Douglas more often?
An organisation which promotes and helps the Island's capital is asking for your views.
