Seek Outside - Redcliff 6p UltraLight (Dyneema®)

The Courthouse is what I was thinking. The Redcliff or their 6-person tipi might be tall enough as well. The Redcliff goes up reasonably fast, especially if you don't use all the pull-outs. For OP: Redcliff: [https://seekoutside.com/redcliff-6p/](https://seekoutside.com/redcliff-6p/) Courthouse: [https://seekoutside.com/courthouse-3p-sized-for-cots/](https://seekoutside.com/courthouse-3p-sized-for-cots/)

Definetly look at non free standing mid/teepee style tents. We have a family of 4 with kids (4 and 10) no dog and we have an older version of big agnes gold camp 5 with inner liner. It has plenty of room for us to spread out. You might be able to make it work for you if the dog slept at people's feet and you were creative with arrangments. With the mesh inner its essentially 9'x9' square with a corner cut out for the vestibule though you don't want to be too close to the sloped walls. I'd look at something similar but slightleey bigger seek outside redcliff 6 or maybe something with a permiter bug net vs a full mesh inner.

You can get half liners for the Redcliff now, usable separately or together, 9.5oz each. With two halves and the canopy it’ll be just shy of 6lb.

Seek outside might have something you’re interested if you’re willing to forgo a floor. I’ve got a Redcliff and am very happy with it.

Look at the seek outside tents. They're light weight and come with a packable stove. Do very well in windy, wet and snowy conditions they're floorless which some people don't like but when it's cold I don't have to worry about snakes or alot of bugs and the stove comes in really handy when I need to dry out gear on week long trips