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I currently have a gold, and a silver, and one blue that is a EE mix.

This is my daughter-in-law, with "Regan-trop-fen" it means raindrop in German. (Regantropfen decided to sleep outside one night, and a hawk got her at sun up.) My latest Spitzenhauben, I did call her "Golt" (Gold in German) to begin with, but then renamed her "Satelliten" (Satellite in German)...

My hen "Satellite" laid her first egg today. As far as I know anyway. She seemed comfortable and like she knew what she was doing as she sat it the nest box.

Satelite.

I have one sweet silver, and just got sent 2 golden spitz chicks from Cackle. They are 6 weeks old now.

This is Kato, she used to like to attack me. I got her from a feed store- straight run, I chose her because she had a dark head. And I was hoping the darker the head more female.

Regan Thropfen. German for raindrop. The crest should tilt more forward, and certain angles it does. She is a sweetheart. If it was up to her, I would carry her all day.

My spitz loves to be held, I named her Regan tropfen which means raindrop in German. the black flecks look like rain drops.

Mine laid her first egg. She is being held by my daughter-in-law.

This is Fraulein she was nice and and sweet... Below is Kato she always tries to beat me up. I hatched 2 more that are babies, I don't know them yet though...

This is Fraulein. See how gentle she looks? Below is Kato. She likes to attack me, so I named her after the butler from the Pink Panther movie, that would attack Inspector Cluso. I also set some SS and GS eggs. From a diff farm. I was at the N40 yesterday they had spitz chicks but they all...

"Fraulein Pullet," very sweet. From Meyers. I hear the hats should tilt forward. "Kato" hen. She was more aggressive, but calmed down. She always leaves me a little "extra" gift on her egg. I think on purpose. She was from a feed store.