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So we went ahead and had an addition put on our house, but didn't think this far ahead... My family has more than a few dogs, seven actually, which is way too many if anyone is wondering. Before the addition we would take them all down a flight of stairs and let them out the basement sliding...

Epoxy would seem like drastic overkill on a wall. They sell concrete and masonry paint which would be much much much cheaper and last a good long while. I think the point of epoxy for floors is dealing with the amount of wear that a floor is put through. Walls don't go through that same wear...

no not really...go hop on your bike and try it out, you'll see why not

Nope. What you are seeing is a finish which is applied later, after the drywall/sheetrock has been hung. It can be something as simple as joint compound which has been applied unevenly in a pattern, or up to something called popcorn finish which is sprayed on. Whichever type of finish you...