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He may have suffered a stroke. Or the lip could be infected. Have a vet check him. 

Colleen

Could be infected teeth even.

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It could be a sign of facial nerve paralysis, stroke, or some other neurological disorder. I prefer to read up about different dog diseases and symptoms on blogs like PetCareRx and PetMD. If you notice a sudden droop or sagging in your dog's lips, make sure you visit the vet ASAP.