Dogs can't sleepwalk like humans (moving around in a coordinated way that outwardly resembles normal “awake” behaviour). They are more prone to random, jerky movements while asleep, such as paddling their legs (as if dreaming of running) or, at most, perhaps lurching a few feet before flopping to the ground.

Do dogs sleepwalk and pee?

The most common reason why dogs experience peeing in their sleep is incontinence. This problem can come about from a number of different things, such as a urinary tract infection and bladder stones.

Can dogs help with sleep walking?

A few sleep disorders that service dogs can be trained for are nightmares and debilitating night terrors, narcolepsy, obstructive sleep apnea, and sleepwalking. An example of a behavior pattern or learned cue might be an individual crying out while asleep or exhibiting specific behaviors of stress.