Is it normal for my dog's tongue to hang out if he has all his teeth?

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

Puppies this small don't have teeth to keep the tongue in the mouth, so it's common to see them sticking their tongue out a little. However, this does seem to be out a little more than normal, which may indicate that he has an overly large tongue for his snout. I wouldn't worry too much about this right now unless he is having difficulty suckling or other issues. It's definitely possible that it won't stick out as much as he ages. You can have the vet evaluate him better when you take him in for his first vaccines around 6-8 weeks of age. I hope that helps and all is well with your pup.

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

Unfortunately this is just how she was made and nothing can really be done to prevent this. This is a common problem in short nosed breeds like pugs. They usually have the same tongue length as normal dogs but not enough space to store it. I think she is quite a cutie pie!

Usually when a dog can only stick his tongue to one side it's either a structural problem of the mouth cavity or a neurological problem (in the brain), i would recommend taking him to the vet in order to have this issue checked, i'm not sure there will be a solution for this problem though.

Hello. This is all VERY normal after a significant extraction of infected teeth. A little blood mixed in with saliva is causing the pink slime, & Maxi will hopefully learn to reposition her tongue, but many dogs without any more teeth will keep some of their tongue exposed. She will be fine. Thanks for contacting Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

Some cats and dogs post-operatively will have a sore throat from the endo-tracheal tube placement. It is not uncommon to see animals cough, wretch, or even vomit for the days after a procedure. The tongue hanging from the mouth is not usual, however, and is a little concerning. The the tongue and gums appear to be a normal color, there is probably no dire emergency. However, if you feel Finn looks at all pale or the gumlines themselves are drying out, I would have him examined as soon as possible to assess hydration status. Hope this makes sense.