[TeriLiftandRun]

Harley is so cute by the way, just rolled over on his back in his crate watching me type this. He just hops right in there when he wants to take a nap, love!

So, I kept the pets seperated, switched the rooms, let them smell under the door, etc. all the stuff you are supposed to do. After a couple of days of that my main cat (Spooky) got tired of not having the run of the house. I let him in, supervised, and there was a lot of barking and sniffing but now they can ignore each other peacefully. My little girl cat is more timid, but she comes in too (from the garage or bedroom, I keep the pets inside) and stays out of reach and I think it will be fine.

When we see cats outside on our walks I use it as a chance to remind him to be calm around the kitties and it is working, he gives a little sniff to the air and keeps on going.

At first Harley was all over the place all the time, but I think he needed to get used to his new home and us. Now he takes frequent naps, we go on three or four walks a day and he was even good with getting a bath. Thursday he's going to the vet to be fixed, I hope all goes well with that.

Thank-you for the helpful replies.