Tiny potato now. Absolutely not going to be a tiny potato for long.

MEET GULLY
Gully's start to life wasn't exactly what we'd want for any puppy. At only eight weeks old, she was being given away at a service station before someone stepped in, got her somewhere safe and contacted the pound.
Then our team made the fatal mistake of looking into those puppy eyes - and Gully scored herself a freedom ride and became a Vada's Angel.
Now that she's safe, her personality is already making itself VERY clear.
Gully is confident, sassy, playful and equipped with an attitude almost as big as the dog she's going to become.

LIFE WITH GULLY
Gully is a proper little puppy who loves playing, getting involved in everything and testing out that growing personality.
She's already great with other dogs and enjoys having canine company to play and learn with. She's also comfortable travelling and has taken well to her crate.
And then there's the cuddly side.
Gully may be busy being Miss Independent when she's on the ground, but pick her up and suddenly she's quite happy to settle in for cuddles.

GULLY'S PERFECT HOME
Gully might be little now, but her future family needs to choose her based on the dog she's going to become rather than the puppy currently staring back at them.
She's a Rottweiler cross who's already around the size of a Staffy at only eight weeks old. She's expected to grow into a big, strong girl, and that enormous personality is likely to grow right along with her.
She needs a family prepared to put the work in now - training, socialisation, boundaries and plenty of positive experiences - so she grows into a well-mannered adult.
She's suitable with children over five and could potentially be a great addition to a home with another suitable dog.
Cats haven't been assessed yet, so we're keeping that as unknown rather than making any promises.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Gully is a baby.
She's not housetrained yet, her lead skills haven't been established and there's a whole lot of learning ahead of her.
She's already crate trained and has plenty of confidence, but adopting Gully means committing to raising a large-breed puppy properly - including continuing her training as she moves through the considerably less tiny teenage stage.
There will probably be mischief.
There will definitely be attitude.
And judging by those paws, there's going to be a LOT more dog.

GULLY'S FUTURE
Right now, Gully is an adorable little puppy who can be scooped up for a cuddle.
That window isn't going to last long.
She's got the confidence, sass and personality to become one seriously fun girl - she just needs a family ready to help all of that attitude grow in the right direction.

Tiny potato today.
Very large, opinionated potato pending.