diff --git a/docs/development/services/model/building-your-own.md b/docs/development/services/model/building-your-own.md
index 1fa1cc0ab..6c6b79875 100755
--- a/docs/development/services/model/building-your-own.md
+++ b/docs/development/services/model/building-your-own.md
@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ NOTE: **Note:** Event names typically start with a lowercase letter, but the met
 
 ## Relationships
 
-_In-Depth Documentation:_ [Relating Models](development/services/model/relating-models.md))
+_In-Depth Documentation:_ [Relating Models](development/services/model/relating-models.md)
 
 Models can be related to other models using just a little bit of metadata. They are defined on a `$_relationships` metadata array. The array keys should be the relationship names, and their values will be a description of the relationship:
 
@@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ Validation rules are added using the same format as the [Validation Service](dev
 You can also create your own local validation rules. These one-off rules can be added directly to the model class by creating a public method whose name starts with `validate`. The method will be treated as a [custom validation rule](development/services/validation.md#custom-rules). On validation it will receive the property name, current value, rule parameters, and the rule object. The method should return `TRUE` on success, and an error string or language key on failure:
 
     protected static $_validation_rules = array(
-      'even_number' => 'validateMultipleOf[2]'
+      'even_number' => 'validateMultipleOf[2]',
       'decade' => 'validateMultipleOf[10]'
     );