Please, for their safety, do NOT bring your dog(s) in the summer/around summertime. This yurt gets so hot that any breed is at risk of heat stress/exhaustion/stroke.Our dog is *not* a breed that is predisposed to it (*not* brachycephalic, thick/long-haired, or with large body mass) and he showed signs of worsening heat stress within the first hour. After he drank several bowls of water and spent another 30 minutes with the tiny fan running and yurt door wide open (it was relatively cooler outside than inside), he did not improve at all. Within two hours of arriving, we had to leave. It was not worth risking our dog's life for this experience/160. We notified the host he was experiencing signs of heat exhaustion before leaving and were offered an extra fan but nothing else.We had worried about the heat in advance and asked about the small fan in a photo. We were reassured, "The little fan in the yurt works with the power box. But nights are still pretty cool in June and you probably won’t need it." I sincerely appreciated Jason's prompt, detailed responses to messages, but this was sadly very false reassurance. We were also told, "The yurt also has a layer of insulation that helps keep temps more stable inside," but unlike in the winter when this might be helpful, this actually makes the yurt extra dangerous in hot weather. I understand nobody can predict a heat wave, but this yurt desperately needs to come with a warning that it is unsafe for dogs in the summer.