The Dog on the Tuckerbox Statue is a famous monument located near the town of Gundagai in New South Wales, Australia. It commemorates a loyal dog that, according to local legend, sat by the tuckerbox (a food storage box) waiting for its owner to return. The statue was unveiled in 1932 and has since become a popular tourist attraction. The statue depicts a seated dog with its head held high, symbolizing loyalty and devotion. It is situated along the Hume Highway, making it easily accessible for travelers. The story of the dog has become an important part of Australian folklore, celebrating the bond between humans and their pets.