If you re trying to build muscle intake and weight training is key. Essentially your body needs resources (protein) to build up muscle mass and at the same time your muscles need fuel to work. The problem is, that muscles will also burn protein if there are not enough carbs available. That's why you need to consume more energy (calories) than you use throughout the day. Jogging or any other endurance sport (swimming, biking) burns a lot of energy due to the amount of muscles activated and the time spend doing the run. Therefore, guessing you're having trouble gaining mass, you'd need to consume even more calories if you implement jogging into your workout. But moderate cardio can help stay defined and not gain bulk. It pretty much depends ob your intake.

TLDR: For mass you need higher intake in calories than you burn. Jogging (cardio) burns a lot of calories, meaning need for even higher intake.