Laying the puppy on it s back and holding it there can do this. If it allows itself to stay there for a reasonable amount of time, it will usually be an easygoing dog if care is given by the owner in handling and training. Training is best started at an early age. Reward based techniques are desirable over physical punishment. Rewards are often food, toys and most importantly, praise.
Early training can be simple things such as lifting the puppy for grooming or bathing.
Staying still for nail trims and routine ear cleanings. An owner should make sure the puppy will tolerate being handled around the head and muzzle area as well as being in the down position on it s belly or side. Some puppies will resist areas of touch. When this occurs, continue in a gentle, calm manner until it becomes accustomed to the handling. As soon as your puppy accepts the training or handling, reward it with lavish praise and occasional treats.