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Through body language. You can tell most things from their ears, but the rest of their body will show signs too.
When they are nervous, you can see it in their eyes, their head will be up, their tail may be up, they will take either short high steps and prance, or they will movce really fast with long strides. Their ears will be up and perked at what is making them nervous.
When they are calm, their ears will flop, maybe flicking casually around. They will take slow steps, or just stand. Their head will be pretty low, their tail won't be in the air, and you can tell in their eyes that they are calm.
When they are angry, they will swish their tail, pin their ears, maybe even offer to kick/bite.
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