This ticket is a duplicate of MCPE-20424 because this one was written in french. So I'll try to translate but it's quite difficult to explain.

In survival, I have four enclosures with my animals in (pigs, sheeps, cows and chickens). In each enclosure, there is always an animal staying in the corner which is oriented to the north-east.
To make it free I have to break the fence in this corner. From this moment the animal is normal, move like the others and have the same behavior. But another come in this corner a few minutes after. Same thing if I kill it. If I let it here and bring the others in another enclosure, it won't move and a second animal will be wedged in the corner of the second enclosure.

What I expected to happen was:
-It has the same behavior as the other animals.

What actually happen was:
-It never walks, just turns the head and looks at the player.

-It doesn't come to me when I hold food, doesn't go out when I open the doors of the enclosure, doesn't run when I hit it, doesn't go to its partner when I try to make them reproduce (but the baby is normal).

-If it's a sheep its wool would grow up slower than on the other sheeps.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Build an enclosure.
2. Put some animals in it.
3. Wait a few minutes.