I’m not trying to ruin the dog he just learned very fast so I thought I’d move fast with him I apologize if I was doing something wrong I’ve not ever trained any dogs before I just know he learned what I’ve taught him so far very fast.
I'm glad the dog is learning quickly or at least appears to be. I would just add this caution to you as you have admitted you are a novice (which is awesome BTW). A young pup becomes a bold dog by experiencing field work on their own. Make sure you are spending time letting that pup gain confidence in himself and enjoy exploring.
There will be tons of time for you two to run drills and polish things. Right now the focus should be on exploration and enjoyment.
Just because you think the dog is progressing through whatever steps you are using as metrics, if you're a novice your perception of success may be jaded. I've seen many a pup that the owner thought was going to be the greatest hunting dog that ever lived when the pup was 3 months. By the time the pup was 2 it approached hunting with the same vigor that you and I would approach mowing the lawn.
Don't get me wrong pups learn extremely quickly and it's awesome that you are putting in the time now. Seriously it is fantastic! Most folks take the opposite approach and it bites them in the rear real good.
What breed of dog is it?