Police in the north of the Island have received reports of dogs being off leads near livestock.
Officers say the concerns have been raised in the area of Sulby and St Judes, with reports of dogs not being under proper control around farm land.
People are asked to be vigilant when in the countryside, and keep four legged friends under control whether out or at home.
It's advised not to exercise pets in fields you're not permitted to enter, and ensure garden and gates are secure.
Suicide prevention protest planned for outside Tynwald
A suicide prevention protest is taking place outside Tynwald next month.
Peel Castle renovation work starts this month
One of the Island's best-known landmarks will be getting a £70,000 makeover later this month.
Mountain Road closed because of weather
Police say the Mountain Road will be shut until lunchtime today.
Onchan chemist unveils revamp plans
A pharmacy in Onchan could be getting a fresh new look, if planners give the green light.
Peel shop announces imminent closure
A shop in Peel is to close its doors next month.
Election candidate charged with harassment
A candidate in tomorrow's general election will appear in court again next month.
More than £64,000 in benefits paid in error last year
The Treasury says it mistakenly paid out more than £64,000 in benefits last year.
Lifeboat escorts yacht to harbour after engine failure
Port St Mary lifeboat was called to help a yacht in difficulty last night.
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