Teaching a dog to 'not do' something is hard. Like it is for us. If I told you to not think of a space rocket, what comes to mind? So teach him to do something that can't be done at the same time as jumping. Like sitting. But, because jumping up gets him attention (any attention, even 'no, stop it, get down, bad dog' is better than no attention) the behaviour is rewarding for him. So your job is to make the sit even more rewarding.
It's only been a week, lower your expectations a bit.
So keep using treats. If you work, you expect to be paid I assume? Its the same for him. Use healthy treats or even some of his food if you like but you are nowhere near to fading out the rewards yet.
It's only been a week, lower your expectations a bit.
Is that to get you up? Two things - one, in daytime, teach a 'hush' (video below). The other is that if you want to stay in bed until, say, 8.00 you could pre-empt him by going down at 6.50am for a few days and letting him out to toilet, then 7.00 for a few days, 7.10 for a few and so on until he has learned to stay quiet until your getting up time.
What do you think they ought to do?
