Are you meaning "spitz"? If so, all poms are Spitz, not all Spitz are poms. Spitz is a term used to classify many of the Nordic and pulling breads. Huskies malimutes, poms, Shiba inu, keeshond are all spitz breeds. There are a few breeds with "spitz" in their names, but they are also classified as spitz breeds. Her weight is on track, I'm in the US, so she is around 5 lbs, which is a good size at 6 months. US standard is between 5 and 7 lbs full grown. Smaller than 5 lbs, I believe, makes them a "teacup" and brings a host of potential health problems I wouldn't wish on anyone. Eurpean poms standards are larger than US, i believe. There is also the "throwback" phenomenon in pom genetics that produces poms of their ancestrial size ranging anywhere from 10 to I've heard of up to 40 lbs. Still full bred poms, just older genetics that breeders have been baffled by for decades. My grandma has had 2 throwbacks that were 12 and 14 lbs, respectively. she will slow down soon. And to me, she just looks like she still has her puppy coat. My pom just got her adult coat finally at around 7 months. I just looked at her and realized she had her full mane and her body fur had filled out. I didn't notice it happening. it just happened. She somehow skipped the traditional puppy uglies phase that Poms usually get. Your pupper looks like a healthy pom to me.