One could start off by ignoring the behavior, but most likely that won’t work. Most dogs aren’t jumping to make you mad, but more for attention and they are often looking for the direction that they are not receiving. Another option to try is to use a little squirt bottle or can of air. Any time a dog goes to jump, you would initiate whatever method of correction you plan to utilize. You want to do this as soon as your dog’s paws leave the ground. If it were me, and I had a jumping dog I’d probably start by teaching them to sit. It’s important to give them something else to do when you tell them not to jump. After my dog has a nice solid sit, I then make sure to reinforce all kinds of good stuff that happens when they keep their butt on the ground. What I could suggest is a couple leash pops, a light pop of the leash, any time they jump. This, followed by a nice solid sit, will teach a dog that they have choices in life especially after the dog gets rewarded for sitting.