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1 Baby Wolf: 2 Owners (Shared Ownership)

the title is kinda strange but this is a quick suggestion: what if player 1's wolf and player 2's wolf breed, how it works in game as i write this comment, the first to make the wolf sit up owns it, but i want to change that and make it so both player 1 and player 2 own the baby wolf you get by breeding their two wolfs, and if you kept breeding other peoples wolves, you could have a wolf owned by everyone on the server. also the wolf wouldn't attack any of its owners if the owners hit him/her, very simple suggestion, surprised its not already added.

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    I added "shared ownership" because I felt that summed up what you were looking for here the best just so people interested in this topic could find it easier. If that's not right just let us know.

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    thanks Nova

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    also im gonna put down one reason why i want this done, my friends always kill my pets on servers because we acidently hit each other, i tell them "relog onto the server" before they kill my pets, but i guess its hard to read chat while being attacked by a wolf, so i REALLY want this done soon.

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    if the 2 players walked away from each other which player would the wolf tp to

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    if the 2 players walked away from each other which player would the wolf tp to

    could work like two players holding wheat to a cow where it just follows who's the closest