The phrase "particular breed" refers to a specific type or variety of animal that has been bred for certain characteristics, such as appearance, behavior, or performance. This term is often used in reference to dogs, cats, horses and other domesticated animals, but can also be applied to wildlife species that have been selectively bred by humans over time. The "particular breed" of an animal refers to the specific lineage and genetic makeup that has been carefully preserved through generations of selective breeding in order to maintain certain desired traits.