In a perfect world, your dog will sleep inside with you at night. The temperature of your home is just fine for your dog, so long as you’re comfortable, too. However, this world is not ideal and we understand that some of you may have differing housing situations. If you’re camping or sleeping outdoors, consider your dog’s safety by providing him with an insulated space. A blanket-draped crate (with air circulation) will help keep him warm. Provide him with blankets to help him maintain his body temperature (from 101 to 102.5 Fahrenheit) as well. Please do not allow your dog to sleep outdoors at night, even in a dog house. When temperatures drop, your dog risks hypothermia — even death. If it’s too cold for you, it’s too cold for your dog.