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Long‑term updates from Kamia families and working dogs in the field.

Client Stories & Field Reports

FIELD REPORT — AURELLA & NYRA: NIGHT‑SHIFT BEAR WORK IN CAMP

Last night I had one of those classic Kamia moments where the instincts of the Full Blood and Full Jamthund females take over long before I ever step outside. Aurella and Nyra decided on their own that the bear needed to be moved out of camp, and they handled it exactly the way their lineage …...

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Client Stories & Field Reports, Training & Development, Working Dog Philosophy

Why Teeko Is the Perfect Mentor for Murdock

Teeko is a Takoda son, which means he carries one of the most stable northern genotypes in North America. One genetic change in twenty years is unheard of in modern dogs. That stability is why he teaches so cleanly — his behaviors are not noise, not drift, not modern dilution. They’re ancestral patterns. And Murdock, …...

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Client Stories & Field Reports

FIELD REPORT: KRIEGER & MAGNUM

Six‑Month‑Old Norrland Norwegian Elkhound Males in Remote Upstate New York By Merv Carlson, Kamia Kennels Introduction: The Rebirth of the Working Norwegian Elkhound Krieger and Magnum are not Full Bloods — they are Norrland Norwegian Elkhounds, carrying two of the oldest and most intact Norwegian lineages left in the world:...

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