Fluffy Puppy?

Hello everyone, I have a question maybe someone can help me answer. I think one of my pups is a fluffy? Her hair seems different from the others,it is longer and seems fluffier. I am just not really sure it is because she is so young still. She is only 4 weeks old. Can you tell by that age if it is a fluffy or not? I will take a pic of her and post it and if anyone can take a look at her and let me know what you think I would really appreciate it. I have never owned a fluffy and have never even seen one up close. I know its silly but I am curious to find out if she is or isnt. Thanks.

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Comment by Darlene on February 6, 2009 at 2:06pm: Thanks you guys, yeah I think the pup is still to young to really tell if it is a fluffy. yeah the pics you cant really tell anyways. Well if it ends up being a fluffy that will be cool. I will keep you guys posted the older she gets to see if she ends up being a fluff baby. Thanks again...

Comment by Lauren + Winston on February 6, 2009 at 1:11am: Do you have any more pictures of the puppy?

Comment by Nancy Geddes on February 5, 2009 at 5:33pm: Hi Darlene! Yes, you might have a fluffy there! The hair will be bit silkier, especially around the ears. I have a beautiful Heronsway fluffy, Heronsway Land of the Hokies "Linus" and he was so cute you'd want to eat him with a spoon. He has grown into a magnificent boy, if I might say so myself! Keep posting pictures throughout the next couple of weeks, please. The feathering will be very much different from your smooth coated pups, also. All the best from Williamsburg, VA: Bear, Tasha and Linus (and Nancy, too)

Comment by Alice on February 5, 2009 at 4:19pm: Based on what a breeder told me, I think she is too young to tell. Their coat can be more "plush" without it being considered a Fluffy and the plush coat is not considered a fault. The most noticeable trait of a Fluff is the long hair in and around the ears. Hope this helps. I'm sure some of the breeders on the site will be able to add to that.