noun a stick that is used for throwing, typically for playing fetch with a dog
A throw stick is a tool used in sports such as lacrosse or dog training to throw a ball or other object for retrieval.
Throw sticks have been found in archaeological sites and are studied to understand ancient hunting techniques.
Throw sticks are used in activities such as fetch with dogs or as a toy for children to play with outdoors.
Throw sticks are used in studying animal behavior, such as how dogs retrieve objects thrown by their owners.
In some cultures, throw sticks are used as hunting tools to throw at prey to incapacitate or kill them.
In a novel, the character threw a stick to distract the guard.
During a therapy session, the psychologist asked the patient to visualize throwing a stick as a way to release negative emotions.
The dog trainer used the 'throw stick' command to teach the dog to fetch.
The park ranger used a stick to demonstrate proper throwing techniques during a nature walk.
As part of the rehabilitation exercises, the physical therapist instructed the patient to throw a stick to improve range of motion.