Why is it necessary to call rng() twice in Matlab

This seems like a bug to me. It seems like it is necessary to call rng() twice in Matlab to get the desired seeding. Consider the following experiments:

>> sd = rng(3) % THIS DOES NOT WORK

sd = 

     Type: 'twister'
     Seed: 0
    State: [625x1 uint32]

>> sd = rng(3) % BUT NOW IT DOES

sd = 

     Type: 'twister'
     Seed: 3
    State: [625x1 uint32]

>> sd = rng(3) % AND AGAIN, TO CONFIRM

sd = 

     Type: 'twister'
     Seed: 3
    State: [625x1 uint32]

>> sd = rng('shuffle') % BUT THIS FAILS

sd = 

     Type: 'twister'
     Seed: 3
    State: [625x1 uint32]

>> sd = rng('shuffle') % BUT ON THE SECOND GO IT WORKS

sd = 

     Type: 'twister'
     Seed: 87326715
    State: [625x1 uint32]

>> sd = rng('shuffle') % AND ON THE THIRD

sd = 

     Type: 'twister'
     Seed: 87326802
    State: [625x1 uint32]

>> sd = rng(4) % BUT AGAIN THIS FAILS

sd = 

     Type: 'twister'
     Seed: 87326987
    State: [625x1 uint32]

>> sd = rng(4) % BUT ON THE SECOND GO IT WORKS AGAIN

sd = 

     Type: 'twister'
     Seed: 4
    State: [625x1 uint32]

>> sd = rng(4) % AND SO ON

sd = 

     Type: 'twister'
     Seed: 4
    State: [625x1 uint32]