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"So the last two mornings almost exactly at 6am I've been woken by the unsettling sound of a dog about to puke.  Both times nothing actually produced and we went back to bed, until 40 minutes later this morning the sounds come again and this time the offending item was ejected.  A corn cob, this dog is going to either get himself killed or cost me lots of money one of these days.\n\nI'm pretty sure he got the corn cob Saturday morning in the park behind my house.  Often in the morning on weekends a few of us run into each other, walk in the woods, and then maybe have a little off-leash play time in the field.  Usually my biggest concern is Jubel getting into some deer/rabbit poo.  But every now and then he'll run up the the pavilion where people picnic and fail to properly utilize the multitude of trash cans.  \n\nI'm going to have to cut out his off-leash play time I think because the possible bones, corn cobs, etc he COULD swallow over there just aren't worth it.  :(  That is the same area he found the bones I did pry out of his mouth at the cost of a bit finger as he bit down to keep the bones I was taking away.  95% of the time he's fine to just play and good recall, but if he thinks there is food to be found he's not listening."
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