Episode 1
Hello, New Park
Gully takes his very first walk to the park in his new town. Everything is new, and he's ready to find some friends.
A cartoon for kids about a curious goldendoodle puppy who just moved to a new town and is learning how to make friends.
Short, sweet, and made for little viewers.
Episode 1
Gully takes his very first walk to the park in his new town. Everything is new, and he's ready to find some friends.
Episode 2
Gully spots three friends playing soccer. Will he be brave enough to walk over and say hi?
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SubscribeEvery episode ends the same way. Gully looks right at you and shares one thing he learned. Say it back with him!
Now, repeat after me...
Brave doesn't mean not scared. It means trying anyway.
Brave Enough to Try
Four friends, one big park, lots of adventures.

Before the cartoon, there was a book. In Gully's Grand Adventures, Gully moves to Salt Lake City, joins a soccer team, and finds out that new friends are worth being brave for.
A sweet picture book for ages 3 to 7, written by Bex Elizabeth.
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24 pages to color and play with Gully, Porty, Bronco, and Nevy. Mazes, word search, connect the dots, and Gully's Golden Rules.
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Ten stickers: the whole crew, the Gully badge, and five Golden Rule badges for water bottles, notebooks, and everywhere.
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Gully is inspired by a real dog. His name is Gulliver, and he moved to Salt Lake City with his mom, Bex. The cartoon is make-believe, but that real bond is where it all began.
Every story lands one simple lesson kids can carry with them. Gully makes mistakes, tries again, and always ends up somewhere kind. His friends each bring something different, because the best adventures take the whole crew.
Each episode is built around one of eight big ideas. Use the questions below to keep the conversation going after the screen goes off.
Small kind acts, noticed and named.
Talk about it: What's one small kind thing you could do for a friend today?
Different isn't a problem to fix. It's the point.
Talk about it: Tell me about a friend who does things differently than you.
Brave means doing it scared.
Talk about it: What's something you tried even though it felt scary?
Every friend's strength matters.
Talk about it: What are you good at that could help a friend?
Letting friends see how you really feel.
Talk about it: Was there a time you told someone you felt nervous? What happened?
Curious first, and okay with getting it wrong.
Talk about it: What's something you got wrong before you got it right?
Naming feelings out loud, without judging them.
Talk about it: What did you feel today, and where did you feel it in your body?
Noticing when someone needs help, and helping.
Talk about it: Who could use your help this week?
Gully's Grand Adventures is a cartoon series and picture book series for kids ages 3 to 7. It follows Gully, a curious goldendoodle puppy who moves to a new town and makes friends with Porty, Bronco, and Nevy.
The episodes and books are made for kids ages 3 to 7, and for the grown-ups who watch and read with them.
New episodes are free on YouTube at @gullysgrandadventures. You can also watch the newest episodes right here on this site.
Every episode is about one simple lesson, like kindness, bravery, honesty, teamwork, or big feelings. At the end, Gully says "Now, repeat after me..." and kids say the lesson back.
Gully is inspired by a real dog named Gulliver and the mom who adores him. The cartoon world is make-believe, but the love is real.
Gully's Grand Adventures was created by children's author Bex Elizabeth in Salt Lake City, Utah.