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Input: Search dogs arrived in the Savannah area to look for missing boaters Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen. 
  
 That's according to Dr. Robert Bowie with DEEMI Search and Rescue. 
  
 Bowie says the dogs will search coastal areas in Georgia. 
  
 They will use the dogs to try and connect scents between items found and the boys. 
  
 "They have some articles they have recovered and they want to compare the direct scent comparison to make sure it doesn't belong to the boys," Dr. Bowie said. 
  
 DEEMI is a non profit organization that uses specializes in searching for people. 
  
 Bowie says they are coordinating an air search and using high definition photographs to search for the boys. 
  
 " We are searching and getting high resolution images. We take the images and bring them home, upload them to a server and our people can start looking at those images," Dr. Bowie said. 
  
 Austin and Perry went missing over a week ago. 
  
 The Coast Guard called off their search after looking for the boys for a week. 
  
 Their boat was originally located by the Coast Guard days after the boys went missing, but the boat has since disappeared. 
  
 The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission conducted interviews as part of the investigation on Tuesday, but they are not saying whether they are still looking for the missing boys. ||||| Two weeks after two teenagers vanished while boating off the coast of South Florida, the Coast Guard has confirmed the one major clue in the boys' disappearance is now lost at sea. 
  
 The boat that Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen, both 14, had been fishing from is missing, officials said Tuesday. 
  
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 The capsized vessel had been recovered on July 26 off the coast of New Smyrna Beach, more than two hours north of where the boys were last seen two days prior. The boat was inspected by a Coast Guard rescue swimmer and marked with a beacon, but was not immediately secured. 
  
 Related: Two Teen Boys Go Missing During Fishing Trip Off Florida Coast 
  
 A salvage crew went out to secure the boat the same day it was discovered, but by the time they arrived on scene 12 hours later, the vessel was gone. 
  
 Coast Guard Lt. Commander Gabe Somma told NBC News that the priority at the time was finding the missing boys. 
  
 14-year-olds Austin Stephanos, left, and Perry Cohen are seen in this handout provided by the United States Coast Guard in Miami, Florida, July 26, 2015. 
  
 "Once we found the boat and discovered that the boys weren't on board, we immediately shifted gears," he said. "When we're dealing with lives, and somebody's life is in jeopardy, we're dedicating our resources to go out there and find them." 
  
 The Coast Guard suspended the search for the two teens at sunset Friday. The boys vanished off the coast of Jupiter, north of West Palm Beach, after heading out on a fishing expedition. 
  
 But the Coast Guard does not have plans to try and retrieve the boat, Somma said. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission would be responsible for any recovery efforts. |||||
Output:
If authorities hoped to use the recovered boat for clues on why two 14-year-old boys went missing off the coast of Florida, they're out of luck. Though it was found capsized on July 26, the boat itself is now lost at sea, reports NBC News. A Coast Guard diver examined the boat that day but didn't secure it, and it was gone by the time a salvage crew got to the site about 12 hours later. A Coast Guard official explains that authorities were more focused on trying to find Austin Stephanos and Perry Cohen, both 14, than attending to the boat. The Coast Guard officially called off its search for the boys on Friday, though smaller operations continue. For example, dogs are searching the coastal areas of Georgia, reports WPTV.