You can search on the forum for cat introduction threads. Although they are usually cat to cat introductions, it may help you do a cat to dog introduction.
I have 2 cats and 1 dog and they get along usually.
You can use a set of baby gates so that they two can see, touch, smell each other. Allow a small amount of time each day for supervised visits. Slowly increase the frequency and duration of visit time if things go well. You can use treats to teach them that good things occur when they see the other one. If it's possible, you can also opt to feed them at the gates too.
Another thing I find extremely helpful is making sure your dog is properly trained and socialized too. If not, then sign up for some dog obedience classes first. Cats usually do their own thing so if at least the dog is trained, you won't have both of them going crazy when you introduce them. For the socializing part, try taking your dog to Petsmart where there's cats available for adoption. Getting your dog to be indifferent to the presence/sight of a cat is helpful.
I have 2 cats and 1 dog and they get along usually.
You can use a set of baby gates so that they two can see, touch, smell each other. Allow a small amount of time each day for supervised visits. Slowly increase the frequency and duration of visit time if things go well. You can use treats to teach them that good things occur when they see the other one. If it's possible, you can also opt to feed them at the gates too.
Another thing I find extremely helpful is making sure your dog is properly trained and socialized too. If not, then sign up for some dog obedience classes first. Cats usually do their own thing so if at least the dog is trained, you won't have both of them going crazy when you introduce them. For the socializing part, try taking your dog to Petsmart where there's cats available for adoption. Getting your dog to be indifferent to the presence/sight of a cat is helpful.
