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Snoopy

Snoopy is one of the central characters in the comic strip Peanuts by American cartoonist Charles M. Schulz. He also appears in all of the Peanuts films and television specials. Debuting in the strip on October 4, 1950, the original drawings of Snoopy were inspired by Spike, one of Schulz's childhood dogs.

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Aliases
Joe Cool · World Famous World War I Flying Ace · The World's Greatest Writer · The World Famous Attorney · The World Famous Tennis Pro
Created by
Charles M. Schulz
Family
Brothers: Spike, Andy, Olaf, Marbles, Rover · Sisters: Belle, Molly · Owners: Charlie Brown, Sally Brown, Lila (previously)
First appearance
October 4, 1950 (comic strip)
Gender
Male
Species
Dog (Beagle)

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In aviation and space

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Snoopy

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Triples288
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.01626
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Snoopy

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related to Use by NASA · 40
Snoopy → Altitude Test, Apollo, Apollo Mission, Apollo Program, Apple TV, Archived June, Archived October, Artemis, But Sparky, Buzz Aldrin, Certainly, Charles Schulz, Charlie Brown, Creator, Extravehicular Mobility Unit, Following, He, In April, In November, It
related to Charlie Brown · 19
Snoopy → At, Charlie Brown, Charlie Brown's, Despite, Don't, February, Ha-Ha Herman, He, In, In The Peanuts Movie, November, Patty's, Peanuts, Peppermint Patty, September, Shermy's, Snoopy's, When Charlie Brown, Why
related to Other uses · 17
Snoopy → Academy, American, As, B-58 Hustler, Barones, Barons, California, MetLife, October, Schulz, Snoopy One, Snoopy Two, Sonoma County Airport, Squadron, The Charles, United States Air Force, World War
related to history · 16
Snoopy → Charlie Brown, December, February, Flying Ace, He, January, Lucy, November, October, On March, Patty, Peanuts, Schulz's, Shermy, Snoopy's, World War
related to Political endorsement controversy · 16
Snoopy → AI-generated, American, American Virtues, Donald Trump's, Franklin, Haitian, NBC, October, On October, Peanuts, Saturday Night Live, Schulz, The, Trump, Trump's, Twitter
related to Siblings · 16
Snoopy → Andy, Belle, December, Five, In, In March, June, Marbles, May, Molly, Olaf, Originally, Rover, Snoopy's Reunion, Spike, The
related to Fifi · 15
Snoopy → Beagle Scouts, Charlie Brown, Circus, Eventually, Fifi, He, In Life Is, In The Peanuts Movie, Kristin Chenoweth, Life Is, Red Baron, Schroeder's, Snoopy's, The Peanuts Movie, Woodstock
related to Popularity · 14
Snoopy → Arts, Caerphilly, Cardiff, Dog's Trail, Dogs Trust, Flying Ace, In Wales, New York City's Macy's, Porthcawl, Thanksgiving Day Parade, The, Wild, Woodstock, World War
related to External links · 12
Snoopy → Dark, Facts About Linus Van, Media, Part, Peanuts, Pelt, Snoopy's It Was, Stormy Night, The, Wikimedia Commons Quotations, WikiquoteSnoopy’s, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
related to Awards and honors · 11
Snoopy → ACBL, American Contract Bridge League, Fame, Hollywood Walk, In, Life Master, On November, Peanuts, Peanuts-related, Schulz, Woodstock

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SnoopyAliasesJoe Cool1.00infobox
SnoopyAliasesWorld Famous World War I Flying Ace1.00infobox
SnoopyAliasesThe World's Greatest Writer1.00infobox
SnoopyAliasesThe World Famous Attorney1.00infobox
SnoopyAliasesThe World Famous Tennis Pro1.00infobox
SnoopyCreated byCharles M. Schulz1.00infobox
SnoopyFamilyBrothers: Spike, Andy, Olaf, Marbles, Rover1.00infobox
SnoopyFamilySisters: Belle, Molly1.00infobox
SnoopyFamilyOwners: Charlie Brown, Sally Brown, Lila (previously)1.00infobox
SnoopyFirst appearanceOctober 4, 1950 (comic strip)1.00infobox
SnoopyGenderMale1.00infobox
SnoopySpeciesDog (Beagle)1.00infobox
SnoopyVoiced byBill Melendez (1959–2008; 2015 archival recordings used in Peanuts Motion Comics, Snoopy's Grand Adventure, and The Peanuts Movie)1.00infobox
SnoopyVoiced byBill Hinnant (1966; You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown)1.00infobox
SnoopyVoiced byJim Campbell (1967; You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown)1.00infobox
SnoopyVoiced byRobert Towers (1985)1.00infobox
SnoopyVoiced byCam Clarke (1986–1989)1.00infobox
SnoopyVoiced byGerald Paradies (2002)1.00infobox
SnoopyVoiced byAndy Beall (2011)1.00infobox
SnoopyVoiced byDylan Jones (2018–present)1.00infobox
SnoopyVoiced byTerry McGurrin (2019–present)1.00infobox
Snoopyis abeagle0.90text
Snoopyis amascot of the 26th Squadron0.90text

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