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Corgi Named 'Chappell Bone' Competing In The 2026 Puppy Bowl

Mary Varvaris

Chappell Bone will appear in this year's Puppy Bowl alongside Benito, Lobster Roll, Brûlée, and many others.

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Chappell Roan, Chappell Bone(Credit: Ryan Clemens, Animal Planet teaser video)
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Chappell Roan will be represented in Animal Planet’s annual Puppy Bowl – a game that accompanies the Super Bowl every year.

Each year, groups of puppies play at an indoor model stadium, with commentary on their moves. Since its debut in 2005, the Puppy Bowl has raised awareness about adopting pets from shelters and rescuing abandoned animals—all dogs featured in the program are from shelters.

This year’s match once again airs on Super Bowl Sunday – Sunday, 8 February. Team Ruff and Team Fluff will compete against each other, with a Pembroke Welsh Corgi named Chappell Bone already stealing hearts.

According to the Puppy Bowl website, Chappell Bone shares personality traits with her namesake. She “loves the spotlight and shines in social moments both on and off the field. Lively and full of character, she’s the life of the party and a fan favourite in the making.”

Chappell Bone was adopted from Little Dog Rescue in St. Cloud, Florida. She’ll compete in the Puppy Bowl alongside 150 dogs from 72 shelters across the US, Puerto Rico and the British Virgin Islands.

Puppy Bowl XXII will air on Animal Planet, Discovery, TBS, truTV, HBO Max and discovery+ on Sunday, 8 February. The program will play in Australia on Monday, 9 February.

Some other dogs competing include Benito (Siberian Husky-Chihuahua), Showgirl (Chow Chow-Rottweiler), Lobster Roll (Bulldog-Border Collie), Brûlée (Boston Terrier-French Bulldog), and Miso (American Cattle Dog-Beagle).

And, for the first time in Puppy Bowl history, the program will feature an exhibition game with senior dogs: Team Oldies and Team Goldies will compete for a title.

You can see a teaser for Puppy Bowl XXII below.

Chappell Bone will compete in the Puppy Bowl as her namesake, Chappell Roan, headlines this year’s Laneway Festival. Roan will be performing in Sydney on Puppy Bowl Sunday – the Sydney and Melbourne editions of the festival are sold out, with limited tickets remaining in all other cities.

Roan will perform at this year’s Laneway Festival alongside a roster of heavy hitters, such as Wolf Alice, Role Model, Wet Leg, Alex G, Geese, Lucy Dacus, Teen Jesus And The Jean Teasers, and many others.