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Help building a very unusual character with some pretty large restrictions

So recently I've awakened an animal and taken it as my character's cohort for the leadership feat.
It's stats are simply amazing, but it has 2 'levels' of animal and 2 'levels' of magical beast. And can't replace a feat it started with (skill focus: perception)

I have 1 class level, and 2 feats to choose for my new buddy and I'm not sure exactly how I want to work this one.

I'm thinking of taking the wizard archetype sword binder and binding him with a +3 benevolent elven curved blade we randomly rolled up, since nobody in our area is rich enough to actually buy that. But I would need to take eschew materials (I'm assuming it would be very hard for a dog to mess with material components while casting a spell) and point blank shot (for Hand of the apprentice)

For character reasons, even with these heavy restrictions, choosing a different companion is out of the question.

Stats:

Spoiler:

Str: 18 Int: 17
Dex: 16 Wis:14
Con:15 Cha: 9

For anyone who cares about the character reasons for why replacing it is not an option.

Spoiler:
the animal is a dog that has stuck by my LE character's side since first level, and has been willing to fight even things that were clearly above its ability to handle for him. So when it was time to turn him into a hellhound, I found I couldn't kill it. So I decided my character was going to find another way. Eventually we found a druid and paid him to cast the spell.

So, thoughts?
How do I become an Elemental?

So, we're running a campaign from lvl 3-20. Me and the DM are trying to work out the best way for my character to wind up as an earth elemental by the end of it. (He's an (earth) elemental bloodline sorcerer). So what do you guys think would be the best path towards this goal?