Today, the Anatomical Science Museum is one of the first in the number and quality of its exhibits among similar museums of the former USSR, surpassing even the Moscow Anatomical Museum of the University of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology named after K. Skryabin.

The chair of private livestock breeding was established in 1930, the founder and the head was academician A.Z. Tamamshev (Tamamshyan). For different years, the chair was headed by professors Yu.G. Marmaryan, Sh.S. Nersisyan, G.H. Giloyan, R.T. Sargsyan, and since 2009 up to now it has been headed by docent T.Zh. Chitchyan. The chair of breeding and feeding of agricultural animals (the chair of Animal Husbandry, until 2005)  was formed in the result of unification of Yerevan Veterinary Medicine and Animal Husbandry Institute of Feeding and Breeding of agricultural animals and the Chairs of Animal Breeding of Armenian Agricultural University.

In 1997-2017 the chair was headed by V. Abrahamyan.
In 2017 in result of partial structural changes the Chairs of Animal Husbandry and Breeding and Feeding of agricultural animals were unified into the chair of Animal Husbandry.

Many scientific and productive works were carried out in the chair, including creation and improvement of breeds of agricultural animals and birds breeds in Armenia, feeding of agricultural animals and birds, the innovation techniques of animal husbandry, reproduction of herd and flock, as well as using natural resources as additional mineral food (bentonite clay, zeolite, travertine) for animals.

A number of lecturers of the chair carry out scientific research on “Ways to increase the production of livestock products by improving the technologies of management of the branch” funding by the state. The young scientists of the chair are engaged in the study of the nutritional and the biological peculiarities of feeding and biological properties of beef imported to the republic, as well as the problems of beekeeping.

The educational-methodological publications are of great importance to the chair. More than 171 textbooks and manuals, 119 educational methodological instructions and 1521 scientific articles were published, 11 doctorates and 21 dissertations were defended, 6 copyright and 9 decree on selection achievement were received and dozens of instructions have been developed.

The lecturers of the chair closely cooperate with pedigree leading livestock farms, carrying out work on the improvement of herd and flock pedigree food characteristics, breeding, reproduction, inculcation of new and advanced technologies of behavior.

Within the framework of “Livestock Agribusiness” project, trainings for young farmers are conducted in rural areas, competitions and presentations are held /Amchor/. The chair staff collaborates with UN Development Program, Strategic Development Agency, ICARE, GIZ and other state and public organizations. The chair staff collaborates with UN Development Program, Strategic Development Agency, ICARE, GIZ and other state and public organizations.

In the recent years a lot of  attention has been paid to obtaining high-quality and safe foods, animal welfare, as well as farming issues depending on climate changes and organic farming. The Chair is the co-organizer of the “Smart Livestock Building” program subsidized by the RA government. For these and other similar issues, the head of the chair, T. Chitchyan, associate professors: Zh. Chitchyan, A. Azizyan, Z. Pambukhchyan. Consultations on these and other similar issues with leading farms of all the regions are held by the head of the chair Tigran Chitchyan, docents: A. Azizyan, Z. Pambukhchyan.

The Chair of Morphology and Zoology carries out the educational process of the students in a number of specialties of ANAU, applying innovative technologies and methods, matching the curricula as much as possible with the curricula for such professions abroad, so that the specialist diplomas issued by the university are later adopted in many countries of the world and the graduates of the university be required by employers.