Snoopy is a beloved comic strip character known worldwide. He has a long and exciting history that has gained him everlasting fame.
Snoopy was first introduced to the world as a puppy in the comic strip Peanuts by Charles Schulz. He quickly became the biggest name in the Peanuts franchise.
Snoopy loves to do an assortment of activities in each comic, from lounging on his doghouse to quenching his writing thirst.
Snoopy is a self-proclaimed World War I Flying Ace with a loyal sidekick named Woodstock.
Snoopy's creator, Schulz, named the pup after his mother's dog.
Snoopy not only appears in the comic strip Peanuts but has also appeared in many different featured films, including the classic holiday film, A Charlie Brown Christmas.
He is a reasonably courageous pup who is often seen playing out scenes from war movies and books such as The Red Baron and A Tale of Two Cities.
His greatest arch-enemy is the neighborhood cat, Lucy.
Snoopy is often seen eating different snacks such as popcorn, potato chips, and hotdogs.
Despite being a hardworking beagle, Snoopy has an intellectual side, as he can read, write, and occasionally play the piano.
Although several dog species have come close, Snoopy has been voted the most inspirational, memorable, and beloved cartoon character of all time.
