RedactedNarrative: Two 16-year old males and a dog launched their canoe on the Grand River in Harpersfield.  They traveled for approximately a half-hour and a little over a mile downstream.  They were on the right side of the river and tried to go left to avoid two foot standing waves.  They got turned to the current, and the dog quickly shifted its weight causing the canoe to capsize, throwing them into the water.
   
  They held onto the canoe and tried to make their way to shore.  They released the canoe due to hypothermia and made their way to shore.  A kayaker who was also on the river beached his boat and called for help.  The two boys met the fore department on shore.  The dog also made its way to shore but had to be rescued by the fire department.  The boys were transported to the hospital where they were treated and released.
   
  The USGS stream flow gauge in Painesville showed the river’s flow to be 7750 cubic feet per second (cfs) with a river height of 8.77 feet.  The average flow for the day is 2630 cfs.  Flood stage on the river is at 8.0 feet.
   
  As of April 2, 2015 the canoe has not been recovered.