As a Realtor, I am as guilty as others of spending way too much time indoors these past few months. I have found that a great excuse for me to get out and enjoy the spring time weather is to take my dachshund and his canine pal Charlie to visit the Dog Parks that Metro Nashville has to offer. While leash walking is totally OK at all Metro parks, these special locations allow your pooch to freely roam in a specified area so they can mix and mingle with other furry friends. It’s the perfect date on a warm weekend afternoon for you both to socialize and play! The following are the locations for you to check out:

Centennial Dog Park
At 31st Ave. and Park Plaza
Parking off Parthenon Ave.
(separate areas for large & small dogs)

Shelby Park
South 20th @ Shelby Ave.
Behind the community center

Warner Dog Park
Off Vaughn Road
Just South of Old Hickory Blvd.

And, if you happen to live in Williamson County, you can drop by:

Maggie’s Bark Park
138 Claude Yeats Drive, Franklin

Don’t forget that while you are out playing, it’s your job to be a responsible pet owner and follow the suggestions of “Bag it”, a public service campaign that keeps our environment clean and healthy for everyone to enjoy.

Posted By: Chris Fuller / Sue Ray

Area: Brentwood

Chris's Contact Info chrisfuller@realtracs.com Office Phone: (615) 370-8669 Mobile: (615) 587-0260 Fax: (615) 370-8013

Sue's Contact Info sueray@realtracs.com Office Phone (615) 370-8669 Mobile (615) 513-3622 Fax (615) 370-8013

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“As my client, I want you to achieve your goals in real estate. With vision, skill, integrity and perseverance, if I am able to help you achieve your goals, then I have achieved mine.”

Education
* Vanderbilt University, B.A., Business Administration

Professional
* Affiliate Broker
* Graduate of Tennessee Real Estate Educational System
* Specializing in Belle Meade, Green Hills, Belmont-Hillsboro, Oak Hill, Forrest Hills, Sylvan Park and surrounding areas
* Principal in the Ray-Hudson Group, serving Davidson and Williamson counties

Memberships
* Greater Nashville Association of Realtors
* Tennessee Association of Realtors
* National Association of Realtors
* Multiple Listing Services

Personal
* An active resident, parent and volunteer in the Nashville community for 25 years. Involved in both public (Julia Green Elementary, Stoke Middle School) and private schools (MBA, Harpeth Hall)
* Member of First Presbyterian Church

Sue Ray and Leslie Hudson have formed The Ray-Hudson Group to guarantee all of their clients the attention and expertise they deserve from a highly committed team of professionals.