Yeah , exactly . I tested it and it takes 4 turns with max lvl Diamante to kill all mobs in Stage 4 <| sep |> anyone else reading these posts in heavy Russian accents ? <| sep |> Exactly . In all my travels I ' ve come to realize that there are good , friendly people as well as shitty people everywhere on earth <| sep |> Kind of mad you beat me to this , but that is high quality information right there . <| sep |> I read through your post . I ' m also an Aussie puppy owner . Just remember , there will be an adjustment time for both you and the dog . It really depends if you want to put the amount of work in or not . My recommendation would be to look into a Flirt Polepole . Before you train , before you go on walks , use the flirt pole to take out some of that energy for 10 to 15 so he is more focused on you . Mental Stimulation if you don ' t have the time to do more training or tricks etc try using a Kong or other feederpuzzle game that he will need to figure out in order to get rewards . I find that mental stimulation tends to wear out my Aussie even better than just basic exercise . Also look into training places around you that do puppy agility . It would be great to start him out doing something like that once a week . It will help you immensely . Next , until you get crate training down , get baby gates and set it up so he is in a safe area where there is nothing for him to destroy that isn ' t an approved toy . For the grooming and wiping of feet . Take some time out of your day for the next couple of weeks 5 minutes and just sit down with him on a leash holding the rag or nail clippers . Every time he touches it give him a treat . Slowly move them towards his feet . When he shows desired behavior click and treat . Then try touching his paw with the item . Then do a single touch to his nailpad with the clippersrag treat . Etc . It will take a lot of patience but eventually he will start to like it . Aussies really respond to Patience and Positive reinforcement . Now for the crate training . Have you started Clicker Training ? I ' ll go into more if you ' d like . I don ' t think you are in a horrible spot . And just wanting to do right by your pup has started you on a good path .