The Island's Police are reminding the public to keep dogs under control.
The Eastern Neighbourhood Team says just because a dog is on a lead, doesn't mean it's under 'proper control.'
Officers say it's an offence if the animal is not controlled and has caused injury, alarm or annoyance to anyone in a highway or other public area.
It adds anyone struggling should seek help to train their pet.
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