Why does my dog sleep with eyes open and rolled back? Is it normal?

I wouldn't be concerned about Euro sleeping with his eyes open, as many dogs do this. If you notice any squinting/ rubbing at the eye/redness or discharge from the eye, then I would have Euro checked by a vet to make sure his eyes aren't irritated, but otherwise I wouldn't worry!

This is quite strange. Without more information, it is difficult to give you a great answer. If he is non-responsive when his eyes roll back, this could be a seizure or seizure like activity. If he is just doing it while he sleeps, this could be normal and I wouldn't be concerned. If this is new behavior, I would have your vet take a look at him. If you are able to get it on video, this may help your vet in figuring out what is wrong with him. I hope this helps!

It is normal for dogs to go someone limp and have rapid eye movement while in deep sleep, just like with people. In some cases, you may see your dog whimper or even twitch their limbs if they are dreaming or deep in REM. If your pup seems in distress, or this happens often or when she isn't asleep, a vet checkup is always a good idea.

It could be that Jezzie's eye aren't actually rolling up into her head; rather, you may be seeing the third eyelid sliding across her eye. This third eyelid isn't normally seen when a dog is awake and has their eyes open. It's function is to protect the eye, and spread tears across the eye's surface. When it is raised, this could be due to irritation to the eye, such as injury and infection. The other possibility is that it isn't the third eyelid, and Jezzie rolling her eyes back could be due to a seizure. Given that she acts ok and responds to you, I would be less inclined to think it was a seizure. She should be seen by a vet, as any eye problem is considered an emergency. The vet can diagnose if it is her third eyelid coming out or not, or if seizures are the cause, and can treat according to the diagnosis.

Dogs eyes may roll when they are getting ready to sneeze. I'm not sure what to make of the wind blowing. If you see redness to the eye, discharge, the cornea does not look clear or any signs of other abnormalities, have Barney examined. I hope this helps.

Oreo is adorable!! I would not worry about this at this point. Puppies can have deep sleep and dream and paddle or kick. Brachycephalic breeds such as Frenchies and pugs can have larger, rounder eyes that can.l cause the eye not to close all the time. the most important part to monitor is the eye... if it stays like this too long it can get dry and have a slight discharge. If that is noticed, rinse the eye wash to help

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! If she is otherwise awake when this happens and not out of it then it should be ok. If she appears to be awake then no I would not worry about it much as it is not likely anything concerning. Good luck!