It turns out that these particular dinosaurs are the ancestors of modern birds, and they liked to show off their prowess as nest builders during the breeding season.
Suddenly there were two classes of geese, thanks to the Home for Honkers philosophy: the migratory ones, also new temperate nesting geese, resident geese, that stayed in a place year round.
They live with us, so yeah, they catch a lot of birds, but with the birds nesting on the ground and unable to fly, it's very easy for the dogs to kill them as well.