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I spooked her trying to get the package open. She got many head pats after the second photo.
All free
RATING: CUTE
I want to start this off by saying that i'm so happy for both of you! She looks very happy with you :) While you did spook her with the big scissors, it's a good sign that you recognized her discomfort and ceased engaging in the offending behavior. She seems much calmer in the next two images, and I wish both of you a happy life together :D
Just rescued these three- while they seem to be from different lines they've made great friends already. Not pictured is a small practice target I set up for them.
Look at these cuties! Ferro psittacus of all kinds are very social, and often form groups of three known as trines. These bonds are very deep, and the bonded 'bots will often spend the rest of their lives together. And these three appear to be forming a tight bond indeed! It's also admirable that you set up a practice target--cybertronians of all kinds enjoy them as enrichment, and an mentally stimulated bot is a happy and healthy one.
They have accepted her into their flock!
She's a little confused tho
RATING: CUTE
Due to their clever and social nature, cybertronians form interspecies relationships quite easily. This member of the Artificialis animalis family has an altmode similar to the appearance of your other pets, which is probably why they accepted her so quickly. Since she seems a little confused, keep an eye on her to make sure they're interacting properly.
brought this guy to the zoo, he seems to like his travel carrier!
RATING: CUTE
Taking your bots out for walks is a great source of enrichment! This lovely specimen looks like he's having a good time--the alert optics and relaxed posture show that he's comfortable and curious.
hello! i have a question.
I have a rescued a white shuttlebot, he is very clingy and quiet, i tried to introduce him slowly to my jets and triple changers and predacons and it's going well, but one of my jets, a loud, clingy tricolour one began displaying some....behaviorisms i would only describe as infatuated with the shuttlebot, he doesn't mind it and encourages it seemingly, should i be worried? Is this unhealthy? Non of my other cybertronians acted like this before.
If you new shuttlebot is encouraging the behavior, it sounds alright. Some bots just take to each other very strongly--while bonded pairs are fairly rare, it's completely normal! Different bots express their affection in different ways, and that's completely fine :)
Don't be alarmed, she entered of her own free will, and whines when I take her out of it.
Some bots enjoy enclosed spaces! They can provide a sense of safety, since they usually have only one or two exit points--or for some, the enclosed space can feel comforting, kind of like a weighted blanket for us humans. This certainly isn't true for all bots, and is pretty rare for flying ones like this Terran, but for those who do enjoy it, it's a completely harmless behavior (and to be honest, it's pretty cute watching them squeeze themselves into little nooks and crannies)!
PSA here since I feel it fits with the theme of the blog, not targeted (you mods are doing lovely):
Please do careful research into each Cybertronian you get, and don't assume all knowledge will transfer! Even something as simple as fuel source--not all 'bots are running off of Energon. Someone I know didn't know Terrans require water to survive, and it led to a really scary experience for everyone. I had no idea he wasn't properly refueling them until he called me about it wondering why they were sick. I'm not an expert, but I do have one myself, and honestly it was distressing seeing them like that! I know that resources on Terran care are limited for a variety of reasons, but that much should be known before you begin caring for your new pal.
Energon isn't actively harmful to them as far as I'm aware, but it won't actually help them refuel at all--their bodies just don't process it like most Cybertronians. Please provide your 'bots the correct fuel sources!! Thank you.
Oh wow, that's terrifying! Thank you so much for sending in your story. Yes, you should absolutely do your research on your new bot's needs. Please don't assume that they all have the same needs! Remember, your bot relies on you for all of their needs--you are responsible for fulfilling them.
How do it get my bot to stop trying to steal my food? He keeps trying to take my food and drinks and gets mad when I tell him no.
This is a common problem, but it's also one that's very easy to solve. Oftentimes, your bot may feel left out when you eat without him; if you feed him his energon at the same time you eat your food, he'll feel a lot more secure since he'll know he can refuel, too! If this doesn't work, you may need to adjust your bot's diet. He may be trying to satiate his hunger by eating your food, and may need a larger ration of energon. Or he could be going after your food in search of supplemental minerals, in which case giving him more alloys with his food would be best.
