Police are investigating a dog attack on Douglas beach on Saturday evening (May 2).
A medium-sized black dog bit a smaller black one, and it's believed a member of the public was injured during the incident as well.
It happened in the area of the beach in front of the Empress Hotel at around 6.20pm.
Police would like to speak to the person who was injured, or anyone else who saw what happened.
Call PC Kaighen of the Dog Unit via 631212, or email emily.kaighen@gov.im if you can help.
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