Hide caption Bach Age: 14 weeks Breed: Bernedoodle Fact: Thinks Mozart is overrated.
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Hide caption Danny Age: 12 weeks Breed: Papillon mix Fact: Aspires to have hair like One Direction's Harry Styles.
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Hide caption Lily Age: 13 weeks Breed: Basset hound Fact: Tries not to step on her own ears.
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Hide caption Aurora Age: 12 weeks Breed: Dalmatian Fact: Has read all the Harry Potter books.
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Hide caption Brody Age: 15 weeks Breed: American Eskimo Fact: One day wants his own doghouse.
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Hide caption Ginger Age: 12 weeks Breed: Old English sheepdog Fact: Counting sheep automatically puts her to sleep.
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Hide caption Laney Age: 13 weeks Breed: Brittany spaniel mix Fact: Wants to catch a ride on one of those NASA Mars rovers.
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Hide caption Loren Age: 14 weeks Breed: Brittany spaniel mix Fact: Prefers NCAA 14 to Madden 25.
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Hide caption Ullie Age: 12 weeks Breed: Chihuahua dachshund mix Fact: Hates all those Rocky sports cliches about Philadelphia.
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Hide caption Mandy Age: 17 weeks Breed: Dachshund hound mix Fact: Thinks long legs are overrated.
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Hide caption Pong Age: 12 weeks Breed: Havanese Shih Tzu mix Fact: Has been to Disney World 12 times.
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Hide caption Shyla Age: 14 weeks Breed: Great Pyrenees Fact: Loves to snowboard.
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Hide caption Suri Age: 14 weeks Breed: Siberian husky Fact: Thinks they should cut Miley Cyrus some slack.
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Not every sports fan is glued to the Super Bowl. Sunday also brings Puppy Bowl X, the 10th iteration of the immensely successful Animal Planet program featuring playful pups and a beleaguered human referee. This year's new element is a fantasy game, in which each viewer may log in to a Facebook account and pick a trio of cuddly canines destined to dominate the dog-on-dog action.
In the first round, NPR Classical is honor-bound for obvious reasons to root for Bach, a 14-week-old male Bernedoodle (a cross between a Bernese Mountain Dog and a poodle). In the second, we selected Van Helsing, an 18-week-old basset hound — partially because we like "Dr. Van Helsing and Dracula" from Philip Glass' score to the Bela Lugosi film Dracula, as performed by the Kronos Quartet. Rounding out our team is Sparky, a 16-week-old Yorkshire terrier who shares a name with Charles "Sparky" Schulz, creator of Peanuts — and Schroeder!
Watching the Puppy Bowl? Have an opinion on how Bach is playing Sunday? Got any comments on the music in the other bowl game with humans? Let us know in the comments, on Facebook or Twitter.
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