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Ariane Wieber

Trainer · Norway

Train smarter, not harder.

Highlights

European Open 2018: Winner Team LargeWAO 2023: Winner Games class 500World Championship 2023: Winner Team Intermediate

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Skill Slalom: Channel Weaves Made Easy

In this video, you’ll learn how to introduce and perfect channel weaves (slalom) with your dog using a simple four-pole setup. Whether you’re a beginner handler or looking to refine your dog’s entry, this tutorial break…

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Seesaw Training Method- Step by Step

The Seesaw is now a key obstacle in top-level agility competitions. Join Ariane and learn how to train it from the initial level, step by step, until your dog masters the full obstacle. Don't miss out on this! 😊

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Challenges Garden

Stronger

A fast and demanding challenge from Neil Ellis, where you will learn how to manage speed while keeping control of the line. Give it a try!

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Challenges Grand

On Top Of The World

It’s time for a Grand Challenge, run by Ariane with her young superstar, Veni 🙂 This challenge has been designed by Tamas, so you can expect some fast lines, testing your handling and, of course, some cool layering seq…

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Slalom Foundations: Teaching Confident Entries from Day One

In this video, Ariane shares how they introduce weaves to a young dog in just her third session. Instead of following a strict method, they use a relaxed mix of 2x2 and channel techniques, focusing first on helping the…

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Slalom Entries & Exits Skills

In this video, Ariane teaches essential exercises for mastering challenging weave entries and exits. With step-by-step guidance, you'll improve your dog's confidence in weaves.

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Final Countdown

Weave Entries & Exits Skills In this bonus video, Ariane teaches essential exercises for mastering challenging weave entries and exits. With step-by-step guidance, you'll improve your dog's confidence in weaves.

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Put it on the floor

Is there a light after a tunnel? Learn how to perform a perfect tunnel exit to master the line-approach to the next obstacle.

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Tunnel Exits Skills

Is there a light after a tunnel? Learn how to perform a perfect tunnel exit to master the line-approach to the next obstacle.

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About Ariane Wieber

Trainer profile

As a trainer I like to see the team as a whole unit, so I try to both educate the dogs as best as possible, but also support them in their decisions as handler. My main focus for the dogs is the understanding of verbals and criteria for each obstacle and for the handler to set lines and help with speed management for the dog. It's not about being the fastest handler, it's about being the most efficient handler.

Highlights

European Open 2018: Winner Team Large
WAO 2023: Winner Games class 500
World Championship 2023: Winner Team Intermediate
Border Collie Classic 2024: 3rd place final Intermediate
Norwegian Championship 2025: Winner Individual Intermediate

Q&A with Ariane Wieber

What do you focus on most when teaching?

I want to make sure that the dogs actually understand their task and not only succeed because of repetition. Also I want the handler to understand what different effects they will achieve from different handling options to learn how to make good handling choices.

What mistakes do handlers make most often?

Setting clear boundaries for what is right and what is not for the dog. In general the way how to handle or correct mistakes and how to celebrate good work. Be clear but fair in your communication.

What do you want people to feel after training with your content?

I want them to have the feeling of progress and I want them to feel as a team with their dogs. Also I like to push the handlers a little bit to their limits, so they can see better what they are actually able to do. This "feeling of mastering" is the best high-feeling and greatest motivation.