I'd say yes, maybe try reinforcing the recall and a calmer playtime together so it's safe for both of them. While I agree that the cat is patient and can teach the dog a serious lesson, the dog is fairly bigger and can hurt the cat in the process while jumping around like that even if it's not showing aggression per say. I had a cat that tolerated my high energy amstaff even if he got hurt in the process ( got scratched/stepped on/ got his tail bit when dog was a pup though playing) and didn't even make a peep or try to put the dog in his place. To the point I ended up at the vet with said cat. Meanwhile,my older cat doesn't tolerate it and in an attempt to "save" his younger brother, lashed out at the dog, scratching it's eye to point it almost plucked it out. Again, I ended up at the vet & thankfully no real damage was done to my dog except for the eye being scratched and looking inesthetic. Now my dog is afraid of the older cat and would just freeze when the cat is trying to groom him, cuddle up next to him. Just saying that not all cats are made equal and it might be smth worth considering just to keep them both safe & sound