General description of the bug: Feeding dogs when they are hurt seems to be checked against the wolf max health (10 points instead of 20) making it impossible to heal a dog to full 20 point health, impossible to breed a dog that has been hurt, and possible to hurt a dog by feeding it (i.e. feed it at when at 19/20 and health is reduced to 10/20). The dog's tail position seems to be working fine in that it reflects the correct health between 1 and 10 health points of a 20 point maximum).
Original Report:
When I attempt to feed some of my dogs, either by pressing and holding on them, or by using the "feed" button, they are not affected but the food is consumed.
What I mean is: their tails do not move up (if they are down) and they do not ever get hearts. The food, however, disapears from my inventory.
For some reason, this doesn't affect all of my dogs. Some of them I can feed and it will both heal them and (if I use enough food) cause them to breed. Other dogs consume the food, but are not affected by it in any way. There is no obvious reason why some are affected and others not. I have tried with dogs who have had their collars dyed and dogs who have not and it doesn't seem to be a deciding factor.
I have also tried with different types of food and, again, it doesn't seem to be a factor in this bug.
This seems to be a duplicate of MCPE-8485, which the reporter has marked as resolved, but it isn't.
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Confirmed that this affects single player MCPE 0.11 build 14. Namitha, can you comment on whether you are in single player or multiplayer?
I am in the latest and my wolf tails were down because they are hurt but then something happened and now they are up again like they aren't and yet they are whining. I can't tell whose hurt and whose not now.. I would post a picture but I it wouldn't help XD
Edit: to add that they revert when you feed them so you can see the difference. thankful
Ya still there in build 14. The dogs never show hearts after feeding them but the food is consumed.