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The breed was first developed in Southern California in the late 1800s by the Alexander McNab family from collies brought from their Native Scotland to focus on herding. The readily herding McNab weighs 35 to 70 pounds.
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Warm and even-tempered, the McNab differs from other herding breeds that might act a little skittish sometimes.
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The McNab originated in the United States. It was developed by Alexander McNab, a Scotsman. This breed is mostly bought or used for its helpfulness in hunting wild animals, not for its looks.
The appearance of dogs called McNabs can vary widely, though their shared roots with Border Collies means that they are often black and white. McNabs also often have as ancestors breeds such as Australian Cattle Dogs and other herding breeds.
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The Border Collie breed has also been popular in the mass media, appearing in movies such as Babe, Bingo, and Down and Out in Beverly Hills. One famous variety of the Border Collie dog breed is the McNab.
 See also: Collie, Border Collie, Smooth, Kelpie
  
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