I have a question about Snoopy, in the Charlie Brown script.?

Question

Do you know if Snoopy ever goes in his house, it's like everytime I read the comics Snoopy is never in his house.
Why does he only go on top of his dog house.
I was just wondering if any one knows if he went in it before.

Answer 1

I love Snoopy....!!! this is such an awesome question.... never see any Snoopy ones here.... must not look at the right times though huh....
I still have my snoopy... and tons of strips.... and a picture of my bunny, I named snoopy... oh... and my snake.... Baby snoopy..... wanted to name the kids snoopy... no one would let me... sigh.... alright, so that was a joke.... poor taste and all.... lol... still....

Steph great memory! - it was a Van Gogh that was destroyed by fire.....

as for Snoopy's Doghouse... un-reality really..... defying natural laws......

here, this tells it better than I can;

Doghouse;

On December 12, 1958, Snoopy slept on top of his doghouse, rather than inside it, for the first time. Thereafter, Snoopy was seldom seen to venture inside the doghouse, instead spending the bulk of his time sitting or lying on its pitched roof.

Despite Snoopy's tendency to stay outside in all weather (in some cases even allowing snow to accumulate on his prone body), a running gag establishes that the interior of Snoopy's doghouse was something extraordinary. It defied physics, being dramatically larger on the inside than the outside, with a carpeted foyer, a den, a library, a guest room, a stairway and a basement. The first indication of the doghouse's unique layout occurred on January 31, 1954 when Charlie Brown was puzzled to see all his neighbourhood friends crawling into it for a visit. The doghouse was destroyed several times over the years, being hit by a tree due to a chase over Linus' blanket (July 26, 1959), crushed by a large icicle (February 13, 1960), and finally burned to the ground (September 19, 1966). In each case the doghouse was soon rebuilt. Although individual items were lost in the fire, each replacement doghouse appears to have retained the spaciousness and opulence of its predecessor.

The interior was decorated with several pricey acquisitions including a painting by Van Gogh, first mentioned on February 29, 1964. After the fire destroyed the Van Gogh, it was replaced by an Andrew Wyeth. At various times the interior of Snoopy's doghouse also held bunk beds, a pool table, a ping pong table, a television, a mural (painted by Linus), a shower, a grandfather clock, and a jacuzzi.[2]

Features established in the television specials include a fine kitchen (A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving), and sound equipment (A Boy Named Charlie Brown). In It's Magic, Charlie Brown, Snoopy enters his dog house and the underground interior is depicted as spacious and well equipped for anything he needs.

thanks for the trip down memorylane.... :)
thanks for taking the time to read my longwinded answer too
hope this helps you

Answer 2

Charlie Brown Thanksgiving Script

Answer 3

His house is not just full of stuff, it is full of extremely valuable stuff. I remember reading one cartoon strip where Charlie Brown is checking out the damage to the interior, mentioning how the carpet was ruined, but one of Snoopy's priceless works of art (I can't remember who it was by) was still okay.

Answer 4

I have seen him go in it. His house is a lot bigger inside than it looks outside. They used to show it in the comic strips sometimes. Remember on "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving" when he went into his house & brought out a complete dinner?

Answer 5

When he goes in his house it is usually to get something (supplies, equipment, etc). Maybe he sleeps on top of it because it is completely jam packed full of stuff.

Answer 6

He does go in his house, but he sleeps outside because "he can't sleep without a nightlight." (the nightlight being the moon).

Answer 7

in the cartoon he does go in his house