Should I worry if my 2-week-old puppy's tongue is always out?

Very cute puppy. It is possible that she is sticking out her tongue due to positioning of her teeth. IF she were to have malocclusion (teeth abnormally positioned) it could allow her tongue to slip out. It could also just be a puppy things she grows out of. Good luck with the puppy

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! At 4-5 weeks old, it is common for puppies to sleep a lot. They typically become more active around 6-8 weeks. If he is just starting to grow teeth there will be nothing to hold his tongue in his mouth so sticking out is not abnormal. I would recommend taking him to a vet to make sure there is nothing physically wrong and to also check a stool sample for microscopic parasites. Good luck and kisses to Chowder!

He has a very short snout, so this may be because his tongue is too long and there is not enough space for his tongue inside the mouth. This is very likely, especially if he can freely move his tongue. If his tongue appears paralysed you need to take him to your veterinarian for an exam to find out why. There could be various reasons for this.

Depending on which teeth and how many are removed it is not uncommon for some dogs to not be able to keep their tongue in after extractions. This can also be a nervous behavior or a sign of nausea. It is unlikely neurological if there are no other signs such as difficulty swallowing or blinking or any changes in facial symmetry

This is very common in young puppies. They don't have the best control over themselves yet. It is not concerning unless it gets stuck that way, so don't worry! If it does get stuck, call your vet. It's great that you're already working on training Xavier!

Poor pup! At two months old, your pup should definitely be able to eat solid food and keep it down at this point - so if he can't, this definitely warrants a vet visit. I would recommend taking him in for an exam as soon as possible. He may need lab work, x-rays, or other testing to help determine what is causing this and see what kind of treatment is needed.

Hi, thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! Poor Rex! Without seeing a picture I can't tell you if you should be concerned. Possibilities could be a swollen salivary gland under his tongue, a growth on his tongue or in his mouth, something stuck in his mouth or trauma to his tongue. If it is an irregular looking grey or white growth it could be a papilloma. They are contagious and most dogs get them from playing with other dogs. They are common in young dogs that go to dog parks or doggie day care. They are benign and usually go away on their own. if you can gt a picture I'd be happy to look. I hope this helps!