[katelin]

First, stop all this pottying in the house by putting a belly band on him. Take it off each time you take him outside, then put it back on. Be sure to change it when wet -- and put a pad in it (I seriously use Depends pads) that keeps it from getting the belly band wet. Once you aren't worried about your house anymore you can concentrate on the rest of it.

Do you crate him at night? I crate all dogs but one and I put blankets over the crate so they think its still night until I'm ready to get up. However, if he is trying to get out to potty, you'll just have to get up and take care of that. Then put him back in the crate and go back to sleep.

Biting is both play and teething for them. Each time he bites you, tell him no and offer a toy instead. Play with him with the toy so he gets the idea it can be fun, just not biting you. Give him toys that he can really chew on for those pesky new teeth.

Then if he seems to have too much energy, be sure to take him out and walk him to help him release some of the energy. Or chase him around the house if you can't get out. Make it a game and he will be sooo happy he may even cooperate a little more for you.

Love, love love him. Lots of praise. I give a treat each time mine potty outside. And even as adults they all expect a treat after potty time outside in the morning.

Keep posting and let us know how you are doing.... we've all been there. Chin up!