Spur buds?

[Roseynose]

My 6 week old salmon Faverolle which I think is a pullet has small sharp spur buds developing. Is this normal for this breed?

 

[HappyClucker7]

Can you post a picture? Hens can have spurs too, so that's not necessarily indicative of sex.

 

[Roseynose]

Can you post a picture? Hens can have spurs too, so that's not necessarily indicative of sex.

They are little sharp nubs forming in the back of (her?) leg.

 

[Lollychicken]

I assume all breeds are the same in this case. All my breeds have developed spurs, both male and female

 

[JedJackson]

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They are little sharp nubs forming in the back of (her?) leg.

That is a definite pullet. With SFs the males have completely different coloring than the females.

 

[Roseynose]

I assume all breeds are the same in this case. All my breeds have developed spurs, both male and female

That is a definite pullet. With SFs the males have completely different coloring than the females.

Thanks that's a relief to hear

 

[TheOddOneOut]

All chickens have spur buds, and many adult females grow spurs. They are not indicative of gender. Speaking of gender, your bird is female.

 

[HappyClucker7]

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They are little sharp nubs forming in the back of (her?) leg.

As the others said, those are spur buds, which all chickens have, male and female.
Your chick is definitely a girl, because her color is female specific. Male Salmon Faverolles look completely different.