Farmers are calling for action after another dog attack on livestock in the north of the Island.
The Manx National Farmers' Union says two dogs roaming loose killed sheep and cattle in the Narradale area of Lezayre on Thursday, November 5.
The union claims the dogs have been involved in three previous attacks and says police are aware of the problem.
It's urging anyone who spots the dogs roaming loose to report them to police and, if safe, capture footage to help identify them.
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