Au Reult Swissys and Valhunds Formerly known as Suddanly The only boy among four children, Daniel C. Campeau was born in 1958 in Detroit, Michigan.  Dan's father and mother served during the Korean Conflict in the United States Marine Corp. Dan's formal education includes a Bachelor of Science degree with a dual major in Poultry Science / Animal Husbandry from Michigan State University.  In the early '80s, he attended MSU's Veterinary School for two years.  In 2001, he earned a Masters of Science degree in Agriculture and Extension Education from North Carolina State University.  Dan's course of study naturally included numerous courses in Biology, Animal Nutrition, Reproductive Physiology, Animal Genetics and Animal Husbandry for Domestic Farm Animals. Dan's dog experiences started at age 14 when he began obedience training his first Collie.  Since that time he has shown a Rottweiler, a Great Dane, Collies, Schipperkes, German Shepherds, Giant Schnauzers and Corgis in obedience. 

Additionally, he showed the Collies and Giant Schnauzers in Conformation, Agility, and Obedience. In 1987 he started researching other breeds, looking for a working dog that was tougher than a Collie, friendly towards people, and relatively low maintenance.   While he considered the Rottweiler, Dan chose the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog as his breed.  A close cousin to the Rottie, people were not afraid of Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs, in part because they are not quite as "guardy." Dan's kennel name started out as Sudbach, but by 1993 was switched to Suddanly Swissys.  Since 1990, Suddanly Swissys have excelled in Conformation, Agility, Herding,Obedience, Weight pulling and as Therapy dogs. Dan considers Cathy Cooper of Shadetree Kennels, Cheri Barton of Barton Manor Kennels,  and Polly Spiering of Pollyanna kennels to be his original  mentors in this breed.  Thank you to all. As a breeder, Dan is working on his tenth generation of Swissys.  Dan has successful experiences with fresh collected and chilled semen Artificial Inseminations as well as natural breedings. 

Having experienced trouble with conventional c-section techniques, Dan has worked with other breeders and his veterinarians on  a successful alternative.  Always looking for ways to improve his breeding experiences, he used Whelpwise technologies for his last 8 litters. Dan believes in minimal vaccine protocol for puppies and adults as well as in supplementing conventional kibble based diets several times a week with raw chicken, kelp, multivitamins, slightly cooked veggies, cottage cheese, raw eggs with shells, and yogurt.American Alsatian Puppies For Sale In Pa Dan has been lucky enough to produce , own or coown top ten dogs consistently since 1990, 14 Register of merit dogs or bitches,  two #1 dogs in the County, top producing stud dogs and brood bitches, 4 Westminster winners, high scoring obedience dogs, agility dogs, and record holding weight pulling dogs.   Best Air Cleaner Iron 883

Dan's priorities are breeding Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs using American and Import bloodlines that adhere to the breed standard with a stable, sound temperament, that are also healthy and long lived.  Suddanly Swissys can be found in the US, Canada, South America, and Europe. Since 1990, Dan has been involved with the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Club of America as the Chair of Years committee.  This committee produces the "Years of the Swissy" which documented the history and progress of the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog in the United States from 1968-1998.  Japanese Bobcat For SaleAdditionally, Dan served on the Versatility Committee, Health Committee and Breeder Guideline Committee.  Dan is a founding member and officer of both the American Greater Swiss Breeders Association and the Blue Ridge Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Regional Club.  He is an associate member of the Chesapeake and Potomac Greater Swiss Mtn. Dog Club.Dan got his first Swedish Valhund in 2007 and is a member of the Swedish Valhund Club of America. 

Sunny is our first Valhund and is now a Champion.  Special thanks go to Rebekah and Robert James for the opportunity to own such a great example of this breed.In 2015 Dan changed his kennel name to Au Ruelt ( gaelic for "Gold Star") .   So if you see Au Ruelt prefix and/or an SD in the registered name you will know it is of my breeding. "One of the things I have found through the years is that anytime you donate your time and efforts to the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog or Swedish Vallhund breed, either as a volunteer or mentor, you get back 10 times what you put in.  I have been fortunate to make lasting friendships and acquaintances in this breed and look forward to many more successful years of service." The Greater Swiss Mountain Dog is a great addition to any family. He is loving and gentle with kids and his strong muscular body makes him a sturdy playful companion. male: 25-28, female: 23-27 Black and rust, with white feet, chest, tail tip, muzzle, blaze, and possibly collar;

rust color present on legs between white and black. Topcoat is dense, 1 to 2" in length with thick under - coat. Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs are eager to work, friendly, intelligent, and protective. They are known for being very social and quite obedient. They make reliable watch dogs, though bark rarely. This breed gets along well with dogs and most household animals. They make a great companion for children. This breed is very protective and will warn your family of any dangers. The Greater Swiss Mountain Dog requires occasional grooming with a rubber brush to remove dead or loose hairs. This breed is very strong-willed, so training must use a strong and consistent approach. The Greater Swiss Mountain Dog needs plenty of outdoor exercise, though he will not misbehave if your schedule interferes with daily outings. This breed is prone to bloat, hip dysplasia, and eyelash growth problems (distichiasis). Watch All About The Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Dog Breed

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