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Frisbee

Trademark for a platter-shaped, concave disc, used for toss-and-catch games. Thrown with a flick of the wrist, Frisbees spin and sail. They are primarily for recreation or fun, but championships are held in the USA under the auspices of the World Flying Disc Federation. Frisbees were introduced in the USA in the late 1950s.



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Bark at the Park will include a pet costume contest, a Frisbee competition, a human-pet look-alike contest, and even a singing contest for musically inclined pooches.
The new products range from pet baskets, bowls, towels and leashes to dog Frisbees.
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