"Dog on the Tuckerbox" is a famous Australian statue located near the town of Gundagai, New South Wales. It commemorates a loyal dog that is said to have sat by its owner's tucker box, or food storage box, while waiting for him to return. The story reflects themes of loyalty and perseverance, resonating with many Australians. The statue was created in 1932 and has since become a popular tourist attraction. It is inspired by a poem written by Jack Moses, which tells the tale of the dog and its owner. The monument symbolizes the spirit of the Australian bush and its history.