Police are urging people to make sure their dogs are under control, after a rise in the number of attacks.
On Facebook, officers say they've seen an increase in the number of reports of dogs biting people or other dogs.
They say people should make sure they take appropriate measures to control their dogs and keep others safe.
And they point out courts can order animals be put down and owners can be banned from keeping pets in future.
Governor to open new wine bar and hotel in Castletown
A new hotel and wine bar in Castletown will be officially opened by the Island's Lieutenant Governor next week.
Summerland exhibition opens tomorrow in Douglas
An exhibition is being launched to mark the 52nd anniversary of the Summerland disaster.
Artists needed for Ramsey shelters
Ramsey's asking artists to step up and help brighten up the town.
MHK writes to Manx Telecom over £300 fibre switchover charge
An Onchan MHK has written to Manx Telecom after the firm told customers they could face a £300 bill for installing fibre cables when the Island's copper phone network is switched off.
More than £34,000 in fines for tax and NI offences
More than 20 businesses have appeared in court over tax and National Insurance offences.
Travel company given retrospective planning permission for coach depot
A travel company's been given retrospective planning permission for a coach depot in the south of the Island.
Campervan plans for Roundhouse TT campsite
Braddan Commissioners want to include campervans in plans for a campsite at The Roundhouse during the TT fortnight.
Last chance for poets to apply to become Manx Bard
It's the last chance for poets to apply to become the next Manx Bard.
