They are a crested variety, even if they don't appear to have the really high vaulted skulls like the Polish or Silkies, so it has me wondering . . . can you sex them this early? I know with Polish, you can tell by the shape of the fuzz on the top of the head - a round puff toward the front is a female, an oval puff that runs down the back of the head a bit is male. This is a pair of Polish chicks I had:
The bantam chick on the left is female, the large fowl chick on the right is male.
those howere are two "I wanna be black, but I haven't wuite managed" 
and I super wanted Chamois.
With Spitz, I don't think they can be sexed until they are older, their crests are way smaller than with Polish, you see zero crest at hatch.
At least with the ones I raised last year, I couldn't tell what I had until they were about two months. And then it as clear that the TWO chicks that I had hatched were a male and a female.those howere are two "I wanna be black, but I haven't wuite managed"
and I super wanted Chamois.
Chicki, that isn't snow, that is a bunch of apple blossoms.
Deb, whew! Hot! Drink lots!
I think I just figured out who sent me all that frost this morning - the guy with the droopy daffodils.
