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[quote=Anonymous]We have an indoor cat that is leashed trained.  He is great with dogs, great with kids, hates other cats.  We are surrounded by three indoor/outdoor cats.  One likes to use my flower bed as a litter box (trying to solve that with cayenne pepper) and the other, who happens to be our friend's cat, is intrigued by my cat and loves to hang out on my property.

One day, when I was taking my cat out (he really just walks around the front and back yard and that makes him happy), he ducked in our alcove of garbage cans.  I let go of the leash because it was a dead end, and I waited as usual.  I jumped back there when I heard hissing and behind the trash can, the two cats were hissing and I had to grab my cat who was the aggressor.  We asked the owner to take the other cat, and she did, but he ended up back outside.  He likes to go up to our door and meow or go on the ledge outside where my cat perches at the window.  I have tried shooing him away but he just comes back and sits in front of my house.

My cat is a rescue and comes with some issues.  When I put the application in, the rescue delivered him to me same day because they said he was not coping with the other cats and needed to be put in his own room.

Not sure what do to.  My cat is annoyed that his territory is being infringed upon, and the other cat is either curious or wants to piss off my cat.  And the owners are not going to keep their cat inside and I am sure they would be mad if I turn the hose on him. Ugh...ideas?[/quote]

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