In 1950, the world met what was to become one of the most popular dogs ever, Snoopy. Cartoonist Charles Schulz loosely based the Peanuts character on Spike, a black and white pup that he’d had as a ...

August is National Dog Month, a time to celebrate the joy dogs bring into our lives. For many of us dogs offer loyalty, solace, and companionship. The celebration should be more than belly rubs and ...

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Snoopy is celebrating his birthday. The beloved beagle with Bay Area roots first appeared in the "Peanuts" comic strip on its third day running, Oct. 4, 1950. Snoopy's birthday was acknowledged in a ...

If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. 'The Essential Peanuts' offers fans of the classic comic strip a look at the life, art and legacy of Charles M. Schulz Lizz Schumer is ...

As most Snoopy-philes know, it was on August 10, 1968, that Charlie Brown’s beagle trotted into a surprise party thrown by the Peanuts gang, marking what would then become celebrated as his official ...

Happy birthday, Snoopy! You're one of TODAY's favorite dogs of all time — making the cut just below Wrangler, of course. So it's no surprise we set aside some time to celebrate you here at TODAY. Our ...