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Snoopy is Charlie Brown's beagle dog from the Peanuts cartoons. Brian Griffin bears quite a resemblance to Snoopy, notably in that they are both able to walk bipedaly. However, unlike Brian, Snoopy does not speak, his thoughts being his way of communicating.

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• In Brian in Love, Brian is recalling his dream, based on "Logan's Run." When Brian is caught, attempting to be a "Runner," he points to Snoopy and asks "What about him? He's got to be in his fifties."
• In Brian Goes Back to College, as Brian is thrown out of The New Yorker magazine's building for being a college dropout, a sign "No Dogs Allowed" is hung on the door, and Brian climbs onto the roof of a doghouse. These are all references to Snoopy.
• Snoopy is also referenced in Mother Tucker. At the Peanuts reunion Charlie Brown breaks down in tears because Snoopy and Woodstock are dead, the strong implication being that he had supplied the drugs which led to their demise. He claims that he doesn't care about Woodstock, but that Snoopy did not deserve it.
• In Love, Blactually Brian (and Stewie) dress up as Snoopy for a costume party. Woodstock also makes an appearance.
• In Road to Europe Stewie calls Brian "Snoopy" while they are singing.
• In Play It Again, Brian an artist draws Brian and Lois as Snoopy and Jane Jetson respectively.
• In Model Misbehavior, Stewie gives Brian a "compliment sandwich" when evaluating his work performance (under Stewie's new pyramid scheme business). His compliment portion is, "You look like Snoopy, and it makes me smile."
• In North by North Quahog, Peter wants to steal Mel Gibson's sequel to Passion of the Christ from his hotel room. When Lois suggests this might not be a good idea, Peter replies that they must "get rid of this thing for the sake of Jesus and Snoopy and all the other beloved children's characters."