The organisation is delivery pamphlets to households with advice
The Isle of Man Post Office is reiterating its call for dog owners to help keep its workers safe.
Leaflets are being delivered to homes with ways people can prevent an incident, warning 'even the most lovable family dog poses a risk'.
Residents are asked to ensure a dog is out the way before a postal worker arrives, invest in a letter cage, or external delivery box, or sign up for a 'protecting your postie' webinar.
Assault in Peel leaves female victim with 'serious' injuries
Cordon in area has now lifted
A number of bus services cancelled today
More than 30 services affected
New controls on sheep and goat products introduced
It's to protect Island animals from 'goat plague'
Court for man accused of making threats to kill
38-year-old will be committed to higher court in October
Ramsey RNLI launch to assist injured crewman on yacht
Incident called on many skills crews regularly train in
Douglas Council hosting drop-in sessions for promenade refurbishment scheme
Residents can look at the designs and give their feedback
