Young/small trees can not handle intense sunlight...especially prior to "hardening off". Slow introduction to direct sunlight helps. It may take a long time to recover. Re-potting is dicey because avo roots are extremely sensitive to shock. You can not plant in too big of a pot...but the roots need constant moisture (not water-logged).

If you have a saucer under the pot, take it out. Drainage is important too.

Jacob, I don't think that you can have too large a pot. I have a container avocado that I purchased when it was very small and I put it in a HUGE container (it almost looked silly in there). Now, the tree has grown into the container and I don't have to move it.

What variety is that? (the tree, not the dog. :) ) Looks like my Brogdon.

I put her there for scale. She was more than happy to pose : )

The tree is a Wurtz, or a Littlecado. I have heard that the Littlecado is not the best tasting variety, but I was attracted to it because they do well in containers. In containers, I also have a Lamb Hass, Hawaiian Malama and a Hawaiian Kahaluu, but they are super tiny and I'm eventually going to put one of the Hawaiian ones in the ground. The Malama and the Kahaluu are considered to be prize-winning taste here on the islands and are preferred by the local chefs over most other varieties out there. I can't wait!