Bailey
A small, fluffy female Siberian Husky with black-and-white fur, bright blue eyes, and a green collar. The younger sister: curious, energetic, and sometimes a little unsure of something new.
Picture-book adventures · By S.T. Carroll
Bailey & Omi
Adventures
Two real dogs. A world of little discoveries.
Stories about trying something new, finding a little courage, and having someone beside you along the way.
Illustrated picture books for ages 3–7 · Made for reading together
Discover Bailey’s Big Climb
The dogs behind the stories
Meet the real Bailey & Omi
These characters began with two very real dogs. Their everyday discoveries, unsure moments, and adventures together are the heart of this series.
Omi / Meiomi
An older golden-tan mixed-breed rescue from the streets of Mexico, with big pointed ears and a pink collar. Slightly larger than Bailey, she brings confidence and an older sister’s watchful company.
A little curiosity goes a long way
Better days begin
with something new.
Exploration. Confidence. Connection. Memories. Sometimes Omi helps Bailey. Sometimes Bailey surprises Omi. Sometimes they figure it out together.
Each story is an adventure in its own right — and an invitation to notice the small discoveries in your own dog’s day.
The bookshelf
Start with one small step.
Book 1 · Bailey & Omi Adventures
Bailey’s Big Climb
By S.T. Carroll
A tall staircase. An unsure puppy. A chance to find courage, one small step at a time.
More adventures ahead
Bailey and Omi are just getting started.
Future stories will follow the sisters through new places, small challenges, and the discoveries they make together.
From the bookshelf
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For the dog parents
Their stories. Your adventures.
Bailey and Omi’s real adventures helped inspire PawStreak — a way for dog parents to discover new experiences and create better days with their dogs.
Find an outing, go together, and keep the photo and memory. Your dog’s next adventure can start small, too.