diff --git a/en/orm/saving-data.rst b/en/orm/saving-data.rst
index 2e9165c847..8f7e501209 100644
--- a/en/orm/saving-data.rst
+++ b/en/orm/saving-data.rst
@@ -34,6 +34,17 @@ passing it to the ``save()`` method in the ``Table`` class::
         // The $article entity contains the id now
         $id = $article->id;
     }
+    
+If your model (eg. ArticlesTable.php) is in a plugin you may find that TableRegistry::get() still works but that your validation rules or other callbacks in ArticlesTable.php may not be triggering.  This is because TableRegistry::get() builds a default model for the table. Here are some examples for TableRegistry::get() that you may want to use when your class is in a plugin::
+
+Plugin example (same as above except)::
+
+    $articlesTable = TableRegistry::get('PluginName.Articles');
+    
+Composer installed plugin example (same as above except)::
+
+    $articlesTable = TableRegistry::get('VendorName/PluginName.Articles');
+
 
 Updating Data
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