Peanuts

Snoopy Stuffed Animal

A white beagle with a black ear patch — and one of the oldest continuously made plush characters.

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What the range actually contains

Snoopy plush have been made since the 1960s, and the shape has barely changed: a white body, one black ear, a black nose and a rounded head that is larger than the body. Vintage versions from the original production runs are actively collected.

Costumed variants — Flying Ace, Joe Cool, astronaut — are a large part of the modern range and are what most seasonal releases build on.

The lineup

The versions you are most likely to come across.

Classic Snoopy

8–14 in, plain white with the black ear; the baseline version.

Flying Ace

Scarf, goggles and cap; the most reproduced costumed variant.

Vintage plush

1960s–80s versions, collected for the tags and fabric rather than condition.

Woodstock

Small yellow bird plush, usually sold alongside Snoopy.

Who makes it

All makers

Aurora World Animal Adventure

Gift notes

One of the few plush characters that works equally as a nostalgic adult gift.
Flying Ace versions suit a display shelf better than plain white.
Woodstock makes a natural companion gift.

Care & washing

Full care guides

Spot clean the white body rather than washing repeatedly.
Remove costume accessories before any wash.
Keep vintage plush unwashed — cleaning reduces collector value.

Snoopy plush questions

What kind of dog is Snoopy?

A beagle, though the plush design is heavily stylised — an oversized round head, plain white body and a single black ear.

Are vintage Snoopy plush valuable?

Some are, particularly early releases with intact tags. Condition matters less than provenance and tags, so do not wash one you intend to keep.

What is the Flying Ace version?

Snoopy in his World War I pilot persona, with a scarf, aviator cap and goggles. It is the most widely produced costumed variant.