Sandi Walters

Sandi Walters, Nigerian dwarf goats, Mt Pleasant, Michigan, in central Michigan near Lansing. She has been breeding Nigerian dwarf goats for several years, registers her herd with national dairy goat associations and subjects all does and bucks to routine health screenings and genetic assessments to support longevity and milk quality.

Her goats live in movable, pasture-based pens with daily handling so kids grow accustomed to people from an early age. The herd enjoys a balanced diet of local forage, fortified grains and free-choice minerals under careful nutritional management. Families note her transparent health records and well-documented pedigrees as valuable tools when planning small-scale dairy operations.

Regular wellness checks by a local veterinarian and a biosecure environment reflect the calm attention she gives each animal’s wellbeing. She welcomes questions about breeding records and herd management to help new and experienced keepers alike. Her background in agricultural science informs her approach to pasture rotation, hoof care and seasonal breeding schedules.