Disclaimer

Disclaimer


Last updated: September 2026


Welcome to BigSaltyDog.


The information, stories, opinions and other material published on this website are provided for entertainment, information and general interest.


Fiction and Humour


A significant part of BigSaltyDog consists of fictional stories, characters and humorous situations.


Characters including Stg. Salty and the Misfits are part of the BigSaltyDog fictional universe. Stories involving these characters are intended as entertainment and should not be interpreted as factual accounts of real events.


Some stories may use real-world locations, companies, celebrities, public figures or events as part of fictional, humorous or satirical situations. Such references are not intended to suggest that the people or organisations involved endorse, support or are associated with BigSaltyDog.


Real-World Content


Where BigSaltyDog discusses real-world events, places, people or organisations, we aim to present information accurately and responsibly.


However, information can change, become outdated or contain errors. Readers should check the original or official source where accuracy is particularly important.


BigSaltyDog should not be considered a substitute for professional legal, financial, medical or other specialist advice.


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They should not necessarily be regarded as the views of any person, organisation or company mentioned on the website.


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Where appropriate, images should be understood as illustrative rather than photographic evidence of an event.


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We make reasonable efforts to provide interesting, useful and accurate content. However, we cannot guarantee that every piece of information on the website will always be complete, accurate, current or free from errors.


Use of information from BigSaltyDog is at the reader's own discretion.


To the extent permitted by applicable law, BigSaltyDog is not responsible for losses, damages or consequences arising from reliance on information published on the website.


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Changes to This Disclaimer


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Any changes will be published on this page with a revised update date.


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Independent humour, stories, adventures and observations from Ireland.


Keep it salty! 🧂🐕

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