A New Research Series for Kamia Families

For years, families have followed the Kamia journey through this blog — the pups, the updates, the stories, the lineage notes, and the old-male pack. Behind all of that is a long-term program that has been running quietly in the background: the restoration architecture, the senior-male system, the breeding-age framework, and the return of the ancient working Elkhound.

Many of you have asked for a deeper look at how the program works.

The Kamia Research Series is now live, bringing together six articles that explain the structure behind everything you’ve seen here over the years. It’s the full documentation of the program — written for families who want to understand the heritage, the planning, and the stewardship behind the dogs they love.

If you’ve followed Kamia for a long time, this series connects the stories to the architecture.

Kamia Research Series

Six foundational articles documenting the Kamia Restoration Architecture, lineage strategy, senior-male system, breeding-age framework, and the Full Blood return. Read the Series →


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Merv Carlson
Merv Carlson

I am Merv Carlson, Owner and architect of Kamia Kennels. Working to restore the Full Blood, Norwegian, and Jamthund Elkhound populations through multi‑generation genetic stewardship. Writing from the mountains north of Grand Forks, BC — where the dogs work, think, and live as they were meant to. Email me anytime merv@kamiakennels.ca or call 778-632-0088

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