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  The McNab Dog
Alexander McNab and his family left Glasgow, Scotland in 1868, came to the United States of America, and settled in California on the ranch known as the McNab ranch in Mendocino, California south of Ukiah.
McNab returned to the Grampian Hills in Scotland for the sole purpose of getting some of the dogs he was used to working (with).
The dog is also known as a protector, what's his is his, and if you are his companion, everything you own is his to protect, your spouse, children, livestock, truck, ranch, boots and saddle.
www.flyballdogs.com /personal/mcnab.html   (1519 words)

  
  McNab Cattle Dogs
Alexander McNab and his family left Glasgow, Scotland in 1868, came to the United States of America, and settled in California on the ranch known as the McNab ranch in Mendocino, California south of Ukiah.
McNab returned to the Grampian Hills in Scotland for the sole purpose of getting some of the dogs he was used to working (with).
The dog is also known as a protector, what's his is his, and if you are his companion, everything you own is his to protect, your spouse, children, livestock, truck, ranch, boots and saddle.
www.hawkstockdogs.com /mcnabcattledogs.html   (713 words)

  
 McNab History
McNab was not satisfied with the type of working dogs he found locally, and in 1885 he returned to Scotland for the sole purpose of importing the type of dog(s) he had been accustomed to working with.
It was said that these two male dogs were bred to female dogs of Spainish origin, which were brought to this country by the Basque sheep herders.
Originally, the McNab Shepherd was strictly used on the McNab ranch, and were later sold to ranchers nearby.
www.legacyconnemaras.com /McNabHistory.html   (1130 words)

  
 Dog Breed Information Site » McNab   (Site not responding. Last check: )
The Mcnab is a shepherd dog which originated in Scotland, and was brought to Northern California.
The Mcnab is a medium sized dog that has a coat which is mostly fl in color with a small patches of white.
The Mcnab is not the ideal family dog, and is well suited to a man or woman who is living alone.
www.dogbreedsite.net /dog-breeds-beginning-with-m/mcnab   (414 words)

  
 McNab dog breeds   (Site not responding. Last check: )
It originated from a smooth-coated dog typically reported to be the Scotch Collie or Fox Collie that was also the ancestor of the Border Collie.
The primary quality that these dogs are bred for is their herding ability - brains not beauty; they are well known as cattle herders, but can herd other animals, such as horses, sheep, and llamas.
McNabs are well-mannered dogs, hard-working, water-loving with consequent good personal hygiene, and friendly with small domestic animals such as cats and chickens, but they require extensive grounds in which to run and are happiest with a job to do.
www.dogster.com /breeds/mcnab   (302 words)

  
 McNab Dogs: California's Stockdog
McNab dogs are not well documented but seem to be better known than I would have suspected.
McNabs were developed in California especially designed to deal with the hot weather, burs and untamed stock.
The sources that suggest that dogs of the Basque shepherds were included in the mix are consistent with this genetics study.
www.squidoo.com /Mcnabs   (1400 words)

  
 McNab Collie
The McNab (also called a McNab Sheepdog, McNab Border Collie, or McNab Herding Dog) is a developing breed originating from a smooth-coated dog typically reported to be the Scotch Collie or Fox Collie that was also the ancestor of the Border Collie.
The appearance of dogs called McNabs can vary, though their shared roots with Border Collies means that they are often fl with white markings - white muzzle with a white streak running up the head between the eyes, usually a white neck and chest, white tipped tail and one or more white feet.
McNabs are well-mannered dogs, obedient, hard-working, water-loving with consequent good personal hygiene, and friendly with small domestic animals such as cats and chickens, but they require extensive grounds in which to run and are happiest with a job to do.
www.justusdogs.com.au /flex/mcnab_collie/506/1   (379 words)

  
 Gerbils
And:, Rottweiler, Noriker Horse The benefit of this for a pet owner is that they produce little urine and their cages do not need to be cleaned as frequently as other rodent pets.
Dogs use an eloquent range of body language to communicate with both humans and other dogs.
The Poodle is a gun dog noted for its ability in the water and bird hunting skills.
www.mypets.net.au /flex/gerbils/53/1   (612 words)

  
 Bud Williams Stockmanship
Sending a dog from this position is actually telling the dog to go to the lead and stop the herd, but instead, you make him stop (when he is in position to put the animal to the herd) just when his instincts are telling him to go on to the lead.
You want a dog to use as much force as is necessary to turn the cow back, but then he should be willing to let her go back to the bunch without harassing her.
In this situation, the cow feels that the dog is a threat to her, so naturally, she feels the dog is a threat to her calf and is often the very worst kind of "dog-fighter." You certainly can't fault her for this.
stockmanship.com /stockdogs.htm   (2518 words)

  
 McNab dog breed information with McNab Puppy Dog Breed Info.com.
It originated from a smooth-coated dog typically reported to be the Scotch Collie or Fox Collie that was also the ancestor of the
The appearance of dogs called McNabs can vary widely, though their shared roots with Border Collies means that they are often predominantly fl with white markings -- white muzzle with a white streak running up the head between the eyes, usually a white neck and chest, white tipped tail and one or more white feet.
McNabs are well-mannered dogs, hard-working, water-loving with consequent good personal hygiene, and friendly with small domestic animals such as
www.puppydogbreedinfo.com /mcnab_dog_breed_information.htm   (336 words)

  
 Bud Williams on Stock Dogs
They were proud of their dogs that would “hunt cattle.” When the riders heard them barking, they would go to them and take charge of the cattle.
Their dogs had to have a lot of desire and instinct to go to the lead and either bring cattle back or hold them until the rider could get there.
Some of the ranchers could call their dogs off so the men could drive the cattle, but it was more common for him to carry a pocket full of rocks to get the dogs off of the stock.
stockmanship.com /mcnabs.htm   (4216 words)

  
 Dog Breeds, Dog Breed Information and Dog Pictures
Read more about how to find responsible dog breeders and how they will be willing to discuss temperament and health problems of their breed for all of their puppies.
Some dog breeds require lots of time that you will have to dedicate to groom and to exercise.
Some dog breeds require little or no exercise but other dog breeds may require a walk three times every day.
www.nextdaypets.com /directory/breeds   (203 words)

  
 Bud Williams on Stock Dogs
They were proud of their dogs that would “hunt cattle.” When the riders heard them barking, they would go to them and take charge of the cattle.
Their dogs had to have a lot of desire and instinct to go to the lead and either bring cattle back or hold them until the rider could get there.
Some of the ranchers could call their dogs off so the men could drive the cattle, but it was more common for him to carry a pocket full of rocks to get the dogs off of the stock.
www.stockmanship.com /mcnabs.htm   (4216 words)

  
 Dog Breeders Directory - Next Day Pets
Dog breeders will be able to provide pictures for any of their puppies ancestors.
Responsible dog breeders will stand firmly behind their puppies.
Make sure your dogs breeder will allow you to call them every now and then for tips on health issues, temperament problems or any questions that may arise.
www.nextdaypets.com /directory/dogs/breeders   (122 words)

  
 Herding : Dog-Play's Fun Dog Stuff : CafePress.com
Herding with your dog can be an awesome experience, but it helps to have a sense of humor if you are going to work with dogs.
The dog and the sheep are curious about each other.
Dog and hndler penning sheep at a herding trial.
www.cafepress.com /dogplay/325716   (255 words)

  
 History of the Aussie
Of importance for the creation of the shepherds has dogs of the Spitz type been very likely; just take a look at the small shepherd native to Iceland, it has existed in complete isolation on this island for centuries and is precisely believed to decent from the Vikings dogs.
The dogs was at this time group accordingly to function, specific breed names was not introduced before sanction of the first dog show.
What the they wanted was simply to create the best working dog who could live up to their expectations: eager to work, courageous, intelligent, gentle with the stock, versatile and a dog who at the same time was a pleasant and unflagging companion.
www.paintedmagic.dk /English/Aussie_History.html   (3868 words)

  
 Dog Play Mall: Herding Gifts, Books and Videos, Tee Shirts, License Frames and More
I'm eager to add many other breeds herding so if you are an artist/photographer contact me for more information about how we can work together.
Herding with your dog can be an awsome experience, but helps to have a sense of humor if you are going to work with dogs.
You know the people who tell you how their dog could be a herding champion, except....These shirts, posters and stickers are in honor of them.
www.dogplayshops.com /herding   (282 words)

  
 Dog-Play: My Dogs - A Puppy From Rescue
There is no doubt that most of the dogs that are in shelters or rescue aren't quite what people have in mind when they think "puppy." They are mostly dogs under two years old.
When I got Tsuki I started the Puppy Reports to give a sort of "life in the day of a puppy owner." It was also intended to clarify some of the mistakes and challenges.
The Mc Nab Dog by Donna Seigmund and Alvina Butti.
dogplay.com /MyDogs/tsuki.html   (1227 words)

  
 McNab Puppies | Dog Breeders | Dogs
The McNab is a playful relative of the Border Collie.
Though hardheaded, this dog's affectionate nature insures that is will work and protects with a good temperament.
The McNab stands 18 to 22 inches tall and weighs 40 to 50 pounds.
www.thepamperedpup.com /puppy/mcnab_puppy.htm   (199 words)

  
 Dog Care Basics
While dogs Try:, Dalmatian, Pumigive unconditional love, loyalty and friendship to their owners, we are responsible for their proper care, food Also consider:, Cornish Rex, Irish Draught Horseand water, Consider also:, Chameleons, Missouri Fox Trotter shelter, safety, regular veterinary care and exercise.
Collar your dog Other resources include:, Balinese, Missouri Fox Trotterand attach an ID to it with the dog's name, your name, address, and telephone number.
See:, Novokirghiz Horse, Azteca However, most dogs Consider also:, Siamese, American Saddlebred Horsecrave for companionship and do not like to be alone for long periods of time outside the home.
www.mypets.net.au /flex/dog_care_basics/9/1   (612 words)

  
 Home at Last Assisted Dogs   (Site not responding. Last check: )
The following dog was rescued by a private party and is the sole responsibility of the rescuer.
I rent and my landlord allowed me to rescue this dog but don't want another dog on the property (there are 4 already.) He was dumped and living in a field across the street from my home.
The sound of the coyotes stalking him at night and his young dog yelps alerted me to his presence.
www.homeatlastrescue.org /html/dogs/bob.html   (217 words)

  
 Stover at Yale.8
Meanwhile Dopey McNab was just as zealously concerned in the pursuit of his classic ideal, which, however, was imagined more along the lines of such historic scholars as Verdant Green, Harry Foker, and certain heroes of his favorite author, Charles Lever.
On one particular morning in early November, McNab and Buck Waters, being refused admission to three houses on York Street, and the affront being aggravated by jeers and epithets of the coarsest kind, went arm in arm on mischief bent.
The dog was induced to come on the table, and Waters delegated to hold him in position.
www.ctrl.org /stover/Stover.8.html   (2354 words)

  
 dog blogs
The dog is walking down the street, when it comes to a level crossing; the dog puts down the bag, jumps up and presses the button.
Then the dog shows a ticket which is tied to its belt to the bus conductor.
As soon as the stop is in sight, the dog stands and wags its tail to inform the conductor.
www.mindsay.com /tags/dog   (1933 words)

  
 The Factory Floor: He Is McNab, From The Clan McNab
Today, as the entertaining dog and I hiked Runyon Canyon, we ran into a couple that asked, “Is he a McNab?” To which I confidently replied, “Border Collie mix.” Instead of the usual, “Oooh,” followed by the entertaining dog getting lots of pets from the asker, the couple said, “He looks exactly like a McNab.”
This also destroys my theory that my entertaining dog’s DNA is peppered with the tools and instincts that would make him a veritable working machine in the Australian Outback.
So my dog is from Northern California wine country, which means he can work a vineyard and probably has a great pot connection.
trailer.typepad.com /factory/2007/09/he-is-mcnab-fro.html   (401 words)

  
 SDC Talk!
The dogs pull in weight classes and the dogs within that class compete--the dog who pulls the most weight in the quickest time is usually the class winner.
My club does it a little different, the dog who pulls the most weight the furthest is the winner as it's a weight pull, not a weight race.
If there is a 50 pound dog and it pulls 5 times its own body weight and if a 120 pound dog and it pulls 4 times its own body weight the 50 punder would win even though the bigger dog was pulling more.
www.sleddogcentral.com /forum/post.asp?method=ReplyQuote&REPLY_ID=35487&TOPIC_ID=4640&FORUM_ID=13   (1336 words)

  
 2000 Alexandria Scottish Heritage Fair   (Site not responding. Last check: )
These dogs are registered as a specific breed by the Canadian Kennel Club, but not by the AKC.
Scottish Diaspora Dogs, Scottish-American: The McNab is the rarest of all Scottish-related dog breeds.
Bred as a cattle herding dog in Northern California in the middle of the last century by Scottish merchant Alexander McNab, this dog is still used by the cattle and sheep ranchers of Mendicino County, California, and surrounding areas.
www.accessenter.com /scotfair/fair1999/beasties.htm   (680 words)

  
 Rescue and Shelter Dogs : Dog-Play's Fun Dog Stuff : CafePress.com
Or it might be a dog taken from a shelter and fostered by a group dedicated to finding the right home for it.
The term refers not to the condition of the dog as having been rescued, but from the source of the i.e.
You can show your pride in your dog, or open the door to educating others about rescue dogs.
www.cafepress.com /dogplay/405284   (277 words)

  
 McNab
If you have a GOOD quality photo of a McNab, you are welcome to send them into us..
A friendly dog that is wary of strangers and other stray dogs.
These are herding dogs and are high energy.
pets-place.net /McNabProfile.html   (133 words)

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