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If your puppet rotates to face the direction it's moving, you can just use a Mover that's set to Local Space. Local Space means the mover direction will rotate when the puppet rotates. So you can create a mover that points towards the puppet's back and slightly up, give it 100% strength so it sets the player's speed instantaneously, and use a Signal Manipulator to ensure the signal that powers it is a pulse. Then just let gravity pull you back down after the bounce, perhaps disabling controls until the next time the Puppet Interface detects a ground collision.
Also ensure your dash mover only has power while the dash is active, and powers off at the same time the wall bounce is triggered, to prevent your damping from interfering with gravity.
Advanced Mover lets you specify damping separately on each axis, so you could disable damping on the Y axis to allow the dashing character to be affected by gravity.