Ok all dogs are different. But what i did to train our stubburn husky was everytime she had and accident i put her in a crate we bought. She stayed in there for 10-20 minutes then when we took her out she went right outside. You have to do that every time she has an accidentand she will get the point. It only took a week for my husky to get it.

13 weeks is still young. Not all dogs are created equal. Some will train in a day or two while others can take a full year. Have patience; it will happen.

It takes time and patients and taking her out every hour. Sometimes it even takes putting her in a crate and only letting her out to potty and if she does she gets to be out for a little while. But you have to remember she is young and doesn't understand to hold it yet. My blue heeler finally got to the point where he can hold it for long periods of time after two months.

Just make sure you are VERY consistent when you take her out. Use the same command (for our dogs is "outside?" )

When I raised a guide dog puppy the command was Do Your Business and they would get to the point that if they heard the command they would "try" (they would squat just to make sure). It takes time and its up to you to make sure she goes out.

Like children some are easy to train and others arent.

Good luck

If you really want to do it, it will take staying outside with her for hours a day. When she goes out side you praise her and give her a treat and then you go back in. It will only be a few weeks of you taking her out for hours at a time catching her going and treating her. Then she will be potty trained for the rest of her life

Puppies are generally like that.
Feed her and wait about 20-30 minutes and take her outside.
Dogs smell around for scents (this helps them get ready to use the bathroom). If you know where your other dogs use the bathroom, take her over there. Stay outside for like 5-10 walking her around until she goes. When she does, praise her… lots and lots of praise. Repeat this. Puppies need to go out a lot. I'd say take her out to the bathroom every 30 mins. if you can. Eventually she will get that she is to use the bathroom outside and will let you know when she has to go by sniffing around.. also look for this. Puppies sniffing around generally indicates they are ready to go.
Good Luck

Our puppy was house-trained already. I guess because the breeder raised them outside on a farm.

Try taking your puppy out every hour. When she uses the potty outside praise her.

Your local library or bookstore may have books on training your dog.

Good luck!

13 weeks is very young to expect no accidents for an entire day. I had the hardest time house training my Basenji Mini Schnauzer mix until I crate trained her. Then she was house trained within a month, but she was a lot older than 13 weeks.

when our dobermann was very young and we were house training every time he started peeing {or whatever} we grabbed him and ran out side. this may sound silly to a lot of readers but it worked . after two weeks he new to cry and try his best to hold it in. of coarse he still had his accidents because he was a puppy but there wasn't the smell of toilet in his home environment. we think the use of papers and pee pads only prolongs the process. get them taught that its bad inside to do it but good,good outside. plenty of praise when they get out.

KEEP YOURSELF CALM< DO NOT YELL< OR HIT AND BE CONSISTENT> when she is successful PRAISE PRAISE PRAISE

schedule feeding so that you know about when she is ready to go. Take her out side to the same spot each time and praise, praise, praise!
Never let your pup wander around on her own, tether her to you with a leash so that you know where she is at all times. (crate training with this method works great)
Check at any pet store for books on the subject, and stick with a plan.