7 Signs Ryan Gosling's in Love – with Dogs

From goo-goo eyes to plane trips, the birthday boy has an obvious thing for the furrier kind
By People Staff
November 12, 2012 10:45 AM

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HE MAKES EYES

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has been known to cause swoons by the dozen, but nothing gets the actor, who turns 32 on Nov. 12, like some quality time with a dog. Gosling spends a loved-up afternoon with a canine costar, English bulldog Serious, while filming The Gangster Squad in L.A. in 2011.

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HE TREASURES THE MOMENT

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The actor’s main man, a Mohawk-sporting mutt muse named George, gets Gosling’s undivided attention during a 2008 walk through Hollywood.

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HE GETS PROTECTIVE

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Beware of … owner? George is in good hands as Gosling gives photographers a snarl (and a whiff of his knuckle sandwich) while strolling New York City in 2011.

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HE FLIRTS FROM AFAR

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Taking a break on the Austin, Texas, set of the upcoming Terrence Malick movie in September, Gosling aims his charm at a passing pup.

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HE SHARES RIDES (AND MORE!)

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While in the car with girlfriend , Gosling lets her dog, a Belgian Malinois named Hugo, have at his palm in Hollywood in 2011.

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HE DOESN'T LEAVE YOU

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Gosling doesn’t do long-distance! Going through security doesn’t seem so bad with George in tow, as the lovable duo move through LAX in 2011.

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HE SHOWS YOU OFF

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Now everyone knows who Gosling belongs to! The actor brings his photogenic pooch to a 2011 Late Night with Jimmy Fallon stop in New York City.

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