What are the characteristics of Animal Law according to international doctrine and comparative jurisprudence?
i) It is a new right;
ii) It is autonomous, distinct from traditional law;
iii) It is composed of both Private and Public Law norms;
iv) Its main objective is to protect and safeguard the animal in its relationship with humans, protection manifested in its various forms and areas;
v) It is universal, as its general principles are the same throughout the world, with both international and national guidelines.