The dog itself was a little underwhelming but the surrounding area was a great place to stop for a mid trip picnic on a sunny day. More

As an Aussie icon, everyone who travels the Hume Highway should at least stop once in their lifetime to have a look at the dog on the tuckerbox. Its nothing special but the stop is a good break to stretch your legs and learn about the history of the dog. More

The poor old dog looks as though it could do with a good ffed and a make over, It appears as though the cafe/shop has been badly affected by the large eatery at the servo next door. This rest stop is lardgeand clean and has a good selection of food to eat in or takeaway. Worth a look but dont... More

Was a great icon to stop and see, very interesting story behind it. Recommeded. More

This place is OK for a bathroom break but no one should go out of their way to look at this. More

There's not really much to say about the Dog on the Tuckerbox. It's an icon and compulsory stop for photo taking. I have pictures of me at age 3 at the DOT and of my children at the same age. 'Nuff said! The cafe is good for an icecream and the lady behind the counter was surprisingly jolly for a... More

My parents told me to visit it on the way from Melbourne to Canberra. My sister and I were expecting something a little bigger, so it was a little disappointing from that point of view, but great to be able to say I've seen it. More

The legend of the Dog on the Tucker box is well known in Australia. There was not enough here to make me want to return but it is worth a look. More

If you are passing this way on the Hume Highway into or out of Riverina country make sure you turn off to Snake Gully (near Gundagai) just to see this whimsical icon to Aussie folklore.It won't take long and it is a chance to take a break from driving. Part of Bowyang Yorke's 1880 poem about Bullocky Bill and how... More