He's still a baby. He will learn to sleep at night, and will soon become house trained.
We are without a dog for the fist time since we got married, and I miss having one around, but they are tying, and they do make work.
They are pack animals, and usually pick one person as leader of the pack - often the man of the house, as they respond to deep voices. Remember this, and remember that it is important that whilst loving him and making him part of the family is great, he needs to know that he is 'the dog', and that he is not your equal. That's not unkind - it is natural for dogs to have a place in the pecking order, and it gives them security.
Can you find places to go where you can take him with you? It's so difficult in lockdown, as nothing is as it was, but things will change, and if you have plans for places to go with him it will be easier when we come out the other side.
Changing from a Manual car to an Automatic after driving manual for around 50 yrs
