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Dogs Trust in London is seeking an Integrated Behaviour Services Development Manager on a fixed-term, full-time basis. The role leads a team responsible for delivering an integrated help and advice service that combines in-person support with a new digital platform.
You will work closely with in-person service teams, platform developers, and regional staff to deliver timely, user-centred services and teacher-led resources for Key Stage 2 dog safety.
Application Deadline: 20 October 2026
Department: Behaviour and Community Services
Employment Type: Fixed Term - Full Time
Location: London or another Dogs Trust site
Compensation: £45,100 per year, plus benefits
Are you an enthusiatic and determined Integrated Behaviour Services Development Manager?
Or looking for a role responsible for overseeing the successful integration of two new service delivery platforms into the wider Behaviour and Community Services offering at Dogs Trust.
The role ensures that we are delivering an integrated behaviour service where we are effectively integrating our in-person advice with our new state of the art digital platform, to deliver a frictionless, joined-up, customer centric experience. The role is also responsible for the development of teacher led resources to educate Key Stage 2 children on dog safety.
This is a fixed term contract ending 14th November 2027.
As a Integrated Behaviour Services Development Manager you’ll;
We are looking for someone with proven experience in managing service development from inception to delivery, including project scoping, timelines, budgets, and resource allocation. With experience leading and motivating a team, with the ability to provide guidance, support, and develop talent and the ability to foster relationships and work effectively with both internal and external stakeholders, ensuring alignment on objectives and goals.
The Behaviour and Community Services department plays a critical role in supporting dog owners when they need it most, ensuring both the well-being of dogs and the safety of families during times of hardship. We offer a comprehensive suite of services, including training and behaviour support, customer support, and outreach programs, all designed to assist individuals facing challenging situations. The department’s aim is to give compassionate support to allow both dogs and their owners to thrive, even in the most challenging circumstances. Through our services, we strive to reduce the impact of challenging situations on people and dogs.
Interviews will be provisioanlly held remotely on Friday 30th October 2026.