A Young Full Blood Elkhound Showing True Instinct and Lineage Intelligence
(Ark × Revna – Montana Whelping, Stewardship Program)
Reidar, the young Full Blood Elkhound male from the Ark × Revna pairing whelped by Linda in Montana, is beginning to show the exact developmental trajectory we expect from this lineage. Melissa and her husband, working with him in the eastern USA, have provided an excellent early field update — and it’s clear this young male is coming along beautifully.
What stands out immediately is how on‑track Reidar is in every category: physical development, cognitive maturity, instinctive awareness, and handler connection. At this stage, you want to see the early signs of a working Elkhound forming — and Reidar is already demonstrating them.

Early Mountain Work – New Hampshire Elevation Training
Melissa and her husband recently took Reidar on his first true mountain hike in New Hampshire. Not just roots and rocks, but real elevation gain — a 20% grade, short but steep, in hot conditions. They made the correct decision to climb higher for cooler air and shorten the distance, and Reidar handled the terrain effortlessly.
This is exactly what the Ark × Revna lineage produces:
- natural climbing ability
- strong rear drive
- confident footing
- calm, steady movement in elevation
- enjoyment of the work rather than strain
Even at his young age, Reidar moved through the mountain trail like a dog twice his age. That is the hallmark of the Montana whelping and the Kamia restoration architecture behind him.

True Instinct Awareness – The Early Alert
The most impressive moment from the update was Reidar’s situational awareness. At one point on the trail, he stopped, barked, and alerted — yet Melissa and her husband saw nothing, heard nothing, and sensed nothing.
Minutes later, an older couple rounded the corner.
This is not reactive barking. This is not guessing. This is true Elkhound environmental reading:
- scent carried on wind
- micro‑sound
- vibration through ground
- airflow disturbance
- movement mapping long before visibility
Their previous Elkhound would alert seconds before footsteps. Reidar alerted minutes before human presence.
This is the Ark instinct. This is the Revna awareness. This is the Montana whelping intelligence. This is the Kamia Full Blood architecture functioning exactly as designed.

Handler Focus – Bond Forming Correctly
Melissa notes that they are “learning every day how to communicate better with each other.” This is perfect. Reidar is calibrating their pace, tone, expectations, and emotional signals. They are learning his patterns, his alerts, his movement style.
This is the foundation of a lifelong working relationship — the Stewardship bond forming exactly as it should.
Lineage Connections – Why Reidar and Murdock Feel Similar
Reidar is a son of Ark and Revna, making him:
- half brother to Aurella, who is currently bred to Posso
- grandson of Karu, who is also great‑grandfather to Murdock
- half brother to Arco, who is Murdock’s sire
This is why the behaviour is so close between Reidar and Murdock. The style differs — Reidar is the ultra‑dark lineage expression, while Murdock is the silver expression — but the working architecture, the instinctive awareness, the handler focus, and the environmental intelligence are nearly identical.
These are Kamia Full Blood males. This is what they do.

Stewardship Program – Exceptional Work by Melissa and Her Husband
Melissa and her husband are doing a tremendous job with Reidar. They are giving him terrain, challenge, communication, and trust — exactly what a young Full Blood male needs. Their early work is setting the foundation for Reidar to become an exceptional companion and working Elkhound in the Stewardship program.
Reidar is growing correctly. Developing correctly. Showing instinct correctly. Bonding correctly. And thriving in the environment they are providing.
This is a very good young male. This is a very good update. And this is exactly the kind of early field development you want to see from an Ark × Revna son.

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