Baldrine killings "very serious", says Union
The Manx National Farmers' Union says the current case of a dog attacking and killing sheep at a Baldrine farm is very serious.
At least 25 lambs belonging to Kevin Faragher have been killed, and it's believed the dog responsible is still at large.
Ean Parsons is a sheep and beef farmer who is the chairman of the ManxNFU's meat and livestock committee.
He says it's hoped more will be known about the identity of dog responsible soon:
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