I would have Oakley on a leash for awhile. Whenever he starts to approach her grab or step on the leash and say NO KITTY in a stern voice. This may take a while and it takes some effort on your part, but is worth it in the end. If they are in a room together and he is NOT paying attention to the cat, give him lots of petting, treats, etc so he is focused on you instead of her. I also have Maddie go in her crate or go to her mat (a big floor pillow) and put her on a sit or down stay if she is too cat focused. This, too, takes some work and effort, but is important because of their size difference and his predatory behavior. He may not even mean to hurt her, but could do so accidentally. You are doing the right thing by dealing with it now while he is still young, as the longer he gets away with it, the more he will think it is acceptable.
Casey on Nov 03 at 11:42 AM