The Animal's Voice - Why Does Her Rescue Dog Still React ?, With Denise Sanchez & Harper

What could make two cats who once adored each other suddenly become enemies almost overnight? In this episode of The Animal’s Voice, we meet Jennifer from Hudson Valley, New York, and her two rescue cats, Pele and Kiki. Pele and Kiki share an extraordinary beginning. Both were rescued from a brush fire and eventually found a safe and loving home with Jennifer and her husband. For a long time, the two cats were best friends. They played together, enjoyed each other’s company, and seemed completely comfortable sharing their home. Then something changed. Almost overnight, Pele began attacking Kiki. Jennifer is left with the question so many pet parents struggle with when an animal’s behavior suddenly changes: Why? Why would Pele turn on the cat she once considered her closest companion? Did something happen between them? Is Pele afraid, jealous, protective, overwhelmed, or is there something entirely different going on beneath the behavior? In this episode, Ditte connects telepathically with Pele to explore what changed from her perspective and what she wants Jennifer to understand about her relationship with Kiki. What unfolds is a fascinating look at how differently we may interpret an animal’s behavior when we see only the action—not what the animal believes is happening underneath it. Can Pele and Kiki find their way back to each other? Join animal communicator Ditte Young for a new episode of The Animal’s Voice and hear what Pele has to say. 🎙️ Hosted by Ditte Young 🐾 Featuring Pele, Kiki, and Jennifer Brask Chester 📍 Hudson Valley, New York If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and share The Animal's Voice with a fellow animal lover. ”What if your animal knows something about you that you have not yet discovered yourself?" 🎤 𝚂𝚎𝚊𝚜𝚘𝚗01𝙴𝚙𝚒𝚜𝚘𝚍𝚎12

What if the animals you've encountered throughout your life were teaching you something far greater than you could have imagined? In this deeply personal solo episode of The Animal's Voice, internationally recognized animal communicator and therapist Ditte Young takes listeners on a journey through her own life, sharing how her unusual abilities as a child eventually led her to discover the world of animal telepathy and understand her life's purpose. Long before she became a professional animal communicator, Ditte experienced the world differently. She began to see that communication wasn't always about spoken words, and that animals seemed able to convey thoughts, emotions, images, and information in ways she would only later learn to understand. Over the years, her work with thousands of animals revealed something extraordinary: every species seemed to have its own way of communicating, and every animal had something different to teach her. From cats and their emotional sensitivity and independence to dogs and their extraordinary connections with their human families, and horses whose responses can reveal so much about trust, leadership, and emotional awareness, Ditte shares what she believes animals have taught her about communication, relationships, and the unseen connections between living beings. But the most profound realization came through her own life. As the mother of Philip, her neurodivergent son, Ditte began to see how the lessons she learned from communicating with animals connected to her understanding of human beings who experience and express the world differently. What once seemed like separate experiences gradually became pieces of a much larger puzzle. In this episode, Ditte explores the relationship between animal communication, intuition, spirituality, nonverbal communication, and the unexpected ways life can prepare us for a purpose we don't yet understand. Whether you're curious about animal telepathy, wondering if you have intuitive abilities of your own, interested in the spiritual connection between humans and animals, or simply looking for a story about finding meaning in life's unexpected experiences, this episode invites you to explore communication beyond spoken language. In this episode, you'll discover: How Ditte first experienced her intuitive abilities as a child. How she came to understand animal telepathy and communication through thoughts, images, and emotions. What cats, dogs, horses, and other animals have taught her about their inner worlds. Why different animals may communicate and express themselves in different ways. How her experiences with animals influenced her understanding of human relationships. How raising her neurodivergent son, Philip, connected to everything she had learned. Why Ditte believes her journey as an animal communicator has always been part of a greater life mission.

How Do I Get My Horse Ready for the Olympics? What does it take to prepare a horse for the highest level of sport — especially when the horse seems to be saying no? Polish national team eventing rider Mateusz Pabijanek joins Ditte Young on The Animal’s Voice with his elite horse, Upsi. Mateusz has big ambitions for Upsi, but one challenge remains: he doesn’t always understand his horse’s behavior. At times, Upsi stops and refuses to go forward. He may try to leave the arena, refuse to load into the trailer, or even rear when he feels too much pressure. Yet according to Mateusz, there seems to be no consistent pattern to when or why it happens. So, what is Upsi trying to communicate? Through telepathic communication, Ditte connects with Upsi and uncovers experiences from his past that may explain far more about his behavior than Mateusz realized. Together, they explore one of the hardest questions in elite equestrian sport: When a horse and rider are under pressure, who feels it first? In this episode, you’ll hear: • What Upsi carries from his past, and how it may still influence his behavior today • What comes first when a horse feels pressured: the horse’s reaction or the rider’s pressure? • How a horse and rider can unintentionally trigger each other • What Upsi needs from Mateusz to feel safer and communicate more clearly • How to balance enormous ambition with listening to the horse in front of you • And perhaps the biggest question of all: How do you win with your heart when you also want to win at the highest level? Can listening more deeply to your horse make you a better competitor? Join Ditte Young, Mateusz Pabijanek, and Upsi for a fascinating conversation about pressure, trust, communication, and what it truly takes to become a team. 🎙️ Hosted by Ditte Young 🐴 Featuring Mateusz Pabijanek and Upsi 📍Poland If you enjoy this episode, subscribe, leave a review, and share The Animal’s Voice with a fellow animal lover. If this episode resonates with you and you’d like to learn more about understanding your horse’s behavior, emotions, and health on a deeper level, explore my online course here: 👉 https://ditteyoung.net/what-animals-teach-us-about-their-health-horse/ Learn to listen beyond behavior — and discover what your horse may be trying to tell you. 🎤 𝚂𝚎𝚊𝚜𝚘𝚗01𝙴𝚙𝚒𝚜𝚘𝚍𝚎10

Can My Dog Tell Me What Food Makes Him Sick? Is your dog a picky eater, or could they be trying to tell you something? In this heartfelt episode of The Animal's Voice, Ditte Young connects telepathically with Dawg, a beloved dog from Los Angeles, California, whose family has spent years trying to understand why mealtimes have become such a struggle. His devoted mom follows him around the house, encouraging him to eat and wondering whether he's simply being selective or if something deeper is going on. During the session, Dawg shares what eating feels like from his perspective. He reveals why he turns certain foods down, which ingredients don't feel right in his body, what he genuinely enjoys eating, and what helps him feel his healthiest. This episode explores the difference between a "picky eater" and a dog communicating discomfort, sensitivity, or food preferences in ways we often overlook. You'll also hear practical insights that may help you better understand your own dog's relationship with food. Whether your dog refuses meals, struggles with food sensitivities, or simply seems impossible to please, this conversation offers a fascinating look into what might be happening from your dog's point of view. In this episode, you'll discover: Why some dogs refuse perfectly "good" food. How telepathic communication can reveal food preferences and sensitivities. What Dawg says he truly enjoys eating. Why understanding your dog's perspective can make mealtime more peaceful.

Is My Dog Happy Competing? In this heartfelt episode of The Animal's Voice, Ditte connects telepathically with Sugar, a competitive dog who struggles whenever she enters the ring. Her family wants to understand why, and whether there's something deeper behind her behavior. Together, they explore an important question many devoted dog owners quietly ask themselves: How do we tell the difference between the goals we have for our dogs and what our dogs truly need to thrive? This conversation isn't about judging dog sports or competition. Instead, it's about learning how to recognize the individual behind the performance. Every dog has a unique personality, different motivations, and their own way of experiencing the world. Sugar shares what competing feels like from her perspective, giving her family the opportunity to better understand her needs while strengthening the trust they already share. If you've ever wondered whether your dog genuinely enjoys an activity or is simply trying to please you, this episode offers a thoughtful and compassionate perspective on listening beyond behavior. 🎙️Hosted by Ditte Young 🐾 Featuring Chickpea, Aga & Tiff 📍 California, USA If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and share The Animal's Voice with a fellow animal lover. "Sometimes the behaviors we want to change are simply the ways our animals ask to be loved." 🎤 𝚂𝚎𝚊𝚜𝚘𝚗01𝙴𝚙𝚒𝚜𝚘𝚍𝚎07