Just a few issues with my two month old lab.?

I adopted a 3 month old pup from a shelter and her problem at first was bitting. I know her being a puppy that it was NORMAL play. I researched online form other owners and everyone has their way of training. I found one to be very useful. Telling her no was not enough because the same time my mom adopted a pitbull/heeler mix who was 2 months old. we have differnt training approaches and mine are clearly working lol.

When she goes to bit or nip i gently but firmly wrap my hand around her mouth while its closed and tell her "No Bite" in a loud voice. After awhile she learned not to do it no more esp if she got "Time Out" basicaly she got leashed to one area or crated for a short time.

Now bathroom issues is all about timing. Same as potty training a kid really =p. Take them out to the bathroom when you wake up, then after feeding and watering take them out again in about an hour or when sniffing starts to happen.

I dont do free feed. My pup gets fed 3 times a day at the same time and everything even water gets taken up at a certain time at night to prevent accidents, but as a puppy they cant hold it all night so yes you will have puddles or "presents" when you wake up. Unless you train them to sleep in a crate at night then you will hear the cries of " I NEED TO GO LET ME OUT" from the cage.

I still wake up to maybe one Present and one puddle in my room.

Quit scolding him when he has an accident in the house. Just shut up, put him in his crate (out of sight) clean it up quietly and spray the spot with odor killer.

You scold him for peeing and pooping, is there any wonder he takes so long outside? They really don't understand indoors/outdoors yet. You are standing right there and he is afraid of getting scolded again.

When he does go outside cheer him on, really, "YAY, WHOOPIE, ATTABOY!" animated response is better than a treat.

When he nips let out a blood curdling "EEEEK" and move away, dogs play by mouth contact, it is their way of playing "tag." It is not aggression, so don't treat is as that. EEEE, EEEE, EEEE and move away, like a hurt puppy sounds; they learn too much mouth action and you stop playing.

Be patient and above all consistent. Schedule frequent potty breaks (first thing in the morning, right after he eats, midday through the day ect.). Praise, praise, praise. Use an enthusiastic, high-pitched, happy voice when he goes. Forgive mistakes, afterall, he's just a beginner. As to the biting: when he does, gently grab his nose/muzzle, hold it and say "no bite" firmly, in a low, deep voice (this is what mama dog does to correct her pups). Good luck.

i have the same issue with my 10 week old cocker spaniel puppy i will take him outside and within a couple of mins he will tug on the leash and wants to comeback inside... the only thing i can say is it will take a lot of patience, and dont expect instant results because there is no such thing when training a puupy

Remember he/she is still a puppy and will take a few months to get acclimated.

A puppy is still a puppy and will continue to make messes and it's very rare where you come along and get a puppy who doesn't need anything.

Just continue training..

If you have a fenced yard. Then just left him run around and explore. If it's not fenced, just let him take his time, he's still a puppy.

should have just left mother

so can understand having problems

whats the problem most dogs take longer than 10-15 minutes outside?

takes time, pateince and work to train puppies

take to vet for shots

take to trainer and learn how to train