Is it normal for a 10-week-old puppy to struggle standing for long?

Yes, he should be checked by your veterinarian ASAP. This is not normal behavior for a puppy. He may be sick, anemic, have a low blood sugar or have suffered some kind of injury. Due to his very young age, he could decline quickly and the sooner he is checked, the better.

From what you describe it sounds like there is definitely something wrong with Theo's musculoskeletal or nervous system. I would go back to the vet and have them examine him again, you could video how he crawls around the floor to show them. It would be good to have his legs and spine xrayed in case there is a fracture somewhere. Because he is a young dog there is the possibility that he has a condition from birth. If it was simply pain or even a minor injury I would expect the pain medications to have helped by now.

Yoko should be examined by the veterinarian. She could have a developmental bone abnormality or a spinal condition. Infections in the nervous system and certain types of parasites can also cause these clinical signs. The doctor will get a better idea from the exam and may recommend some testing. I hope this helps and please feel free to post any additional questions.

I would suggest taking Aurora's pup for a vet exam. It could be a congesnital disorder or the pup may have been injuries inadvertently if Aurora sat on her or moved her. The earlier treatment instituted in some of these cases the better the chance the pup will have normal function.

What you're describing could be hip disease, spinal cord issues or even an infection. If it doesn't get better over the next few days he needs to get checked out by your veterinarian, sooner if if gets worse or he seems painful.

If it just started you can let her rest for a few days with minimal walking and minimal physical exercise, if it does not improve within 3-4 days you will have to take her to the vet in order to get it checked and treated, she might need pain killers for a few days. if the vet think it's something more serious such as a fracture, joint injury or foreign body, he might recommend to have an xray done as well. Pyoderma

Hello, sorry to hear about Leo. It could be that he is showing early signs of hips dysplasia. Other problems, could include that he has some form of bone disease which could be associated with his nutrition. If Leo does have some form of orthopedic disease, he may require to be at a lean body weight throughout his life. The best way to diagnose these disease is by obtaining x-rays and an orthopedic exam. Please contact your local veterinarian if he continues to have have a hard time sitting and getting up then have him evaluated immediately. Hope this helps and best of luck.