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  1. Minecraft: Java Edition
  2. MC-269830

Continuously shearing a sheep or a snow golem or putting saddle on a pig or a strider cause the mobs to behave weirdly

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    • Icon: Bug Bug
    • Resolution: Unresolved
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    • 1.20.4, 1.20.5
    • Confirmed
    • Mob behaviour

      Again, Idk if this bug is a dupe of another bug or not, so just comment if you found it.

      The title is kinda confusing. The title means that if you a command block that repeatedly regrow/remove the wool/pumpkin/saddle of the sheep/snow golem/pig/strider then repeatedly apply shears/saddle on the mobs then the mobs will behave weirdly, or more specifically, the mobs will "shake" their head and their body.

      STR:
      1) Place down an repeating command block, right click on the command block, then type:

      execute as @e[type=minecraft:sheep] run data merge entity @s {Sheared:0b}
      

      or

      execute as @e[type=minecraft:snow_golem] run data merge entity @s {Pumpkin:1b}
      

      or

      execute as @e[type=minecraft:pig] run data merge entity @s {Saddle:0b}
      

      or

      execute as @e[type=minecraft:strider] run data merge entity @s {Saddle:0b}
      

      , then set to "Always Active" and then click "Done".
      2) Summon a sheep, a snow golem, a pig or a strider.
      3) Get yourself a shear or a saddle.
      4) Make sure you're on creative mode.
      5) Hold down right click or spam right click on the mobs while holding a shear or a saddle.

      Observed result: The mobs behave weirdly.
      Expected result: The opposite of "Observed result".

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