Dog owners are being warned about keeping their dogs under control.
Police on Facebook say they've dealt with a number of complaints recently about dogs that aren't under proper control.
They say owners can face prosecution under the Dogs Act 1990 if dogs are dangerous, causing a nuisance, not under control or worrying livestock.
They say most dog owners are responsible but are reminding people to make sure their pooches don't land them in trouble.
Three weather warnings now in place for Monday
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued one amber and two yellow warnings for Monday.
More severe gales on the way in yellow warning
Forecasters have issued a new weather warning about gusts of up to 65mph this week.
Investigation launched after attack leaves man with serious injuries
Police are appealing for witnesses following a serious assault in Anagh Coar last night.
Beach hut firm assessing damage after storm
A business in the south of the Island says it's inspecting beach huts today after the were almost washed away by last night's storm.
Douglas hotel announces closure
One of the capital's best-known hotels is to close after being run by the same family for almost half a century.
Mountain Road shut until lunchtime
Police say the Mountain Road will remain shut until later today amid ongoing storms.
Mountain Road closed until Sunday
Police say part of the Mountain Road will be shut for the rest of today.
Ramsey to see storm surge flooding tonight, says amber weather warning
Forecasters have issued a fourth weather warning to come into force later.
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