Legal Notice
Last updated: June 12, 2026
1. General information (Spanish LSSI-CE)
In compliance with article 10 of Spanish Act 34/2002 on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE), the following information about the website owner is provided:
- Owner: Jorge Mateo Pérez (hereinafter, “Hablando en Perro”).
- Tax ID (NIF): [Owner's NIF / DNI]
- Registered address: [Full postal address], Madrid, Spain.
- Contact email: info@hablandoenperro.es
- Activity: Dog education and training services.
- Website: https://hablandoenperro.es
2. Purpose
This Legal Notice governs the use of the website. Browsing it grants the status of user and implies full acceptance of all the clauses included here. If you disagree with any of the terms, you must not use this website.
3. Conditions of use
The user agrees to make appropriate use of the website and its contents and not to use it to engage in illegal activities, infringe third-party rights, or damage, disable or deteriorate the website in any way.
4. Intellectual and industrial property
All contents on the website (text, photographs, graphics, images, icons, technology, software, graphic design and source code) are the exclusive property of the owner or of third parties who have authorised their use. Any reproduction, distribution, public communication or transformation without express authorisation is prohibited.
5. Liability
The owner is not responsible for damages arising from interference, omissions, interruptions, computer viruses, telephone failures or disconnections beyond their control. Information provided on the website is for guidance only and never replaces an individual professional assessment.
6. Third-party links
The website may contain links to third-party sites the owner does not control. No responsibility is assumed for those sites' content or privacy practices.
7. Applicable law and jurisdiction
This Legal Notice is governed by Spanish law. For dispute resolution, the parties submit to the Courts and Tribunals of the city of Madrid, unless mandatory legislation provides otherwise.
