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This article is from the Frisbee Dogs FAQ, by Kevin Robair with numerous contributions by others.
This event is currently available only at National Capital Air Canines
sponsored competitions. While similar to catch and fetch, the targets
are not yard markers on a field, but four circles of various sizes
placed at various distances on a field. The further away a circle is,
the more points awarded for a catch within that circle.
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