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.
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