Here are the sentences after dividing the text and correcting mistakes: 1. Music, here are the seven most banned dog breeds around the world. 2. Man's best friend, his canine companion. 3. What's not to love about dogs? They're loyal, kind, and just so darn cute. 4. Unfortunately, though, there are certain breeds that have been labeled, although many people would argue mislabeled, as dangerous, and some have even been banned in certain places. 5. Let's see who the top offenders are, but before we start, don't forget to subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications so that you won't miss any of our new videos. 6. Counting down from number seven, the Brazilian Mastiff, also known as the Fila Brasileiro, is a large working breed that hails from Brazil. 7. It has extraordinary tracking abilities, making it a great hunter. However, this big guy's unpredictable temperament and aggressive tendencies have put it on the dangerous dog list. 8. What's interesting, though, is that the first year of a Brazilian Mastiff's life can make a huge difference, like that of many dogs. 9. If the puppy gets plenty of positive socialization with people and other dogs early on, the chances of it being aggressive when it grows up decrease significantly. 10. They're extremely loyal too, which is a bit of a double-edged sword since it will attack people if it means protecting its owner and family. 11. Lack of socialization, on the other hand, can have serious consequences, and that's why the Brazilian Mastiff has been officially banned in countries like Denmark, Israel, the UK, and Norway, among others. 12. Number six, the Czechoslovakian wolfdog, is a mix of German Shepherd and Carpathian wolf. 13. It is a relatively new dog breed originally created for secret military operations for Czechoslovakia...
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