Police are warning people to keep their dogs under control as more of us venture into the countryside during good weather.
Officers say lambing season is now underway and dog walkers need to make sure their pets don't injure or kill livestock.
On Facebook, they're asking people to follow signs and advice, keep dogs on leads near sheep, and ensure your dog is always under control.
They say anyone allowing their dog to worry animals can end up in court, charged under the Dogs Act 1990.
Much-loved former wool shop for rent
There's a chance to move into an Onchan shop, a year after its former tenant moved out.
Public meeting about Island's future to be held this week
A public meeting will be held in Peel next week to discuss the future of the Island.
First practice of Manx Grand Prix today
Manx Grand Prix officially gets underway today!
Marshals needed for Manx Grand Prix
With just a day to go until Manx Grand Prix, there's an appeal for marshals to get involved.
Commissioners need DOI permission for 21-year car park lease
Ramsey commissioners are to ask permission to lease a car park to Shoprite.
Meeting called to save village hall
Could you help save a village hall for the community?
Some airlines misleading about IOM travel documents, says government
The government says some airlines have been giving passengers misleading information about travel documents needed to visit the Isle of Man.
Calf sheep say 'thank ewe' to coastguards
Coastguards came to the rescue of three trapped sheep last night.
